Hi there, I want to know about any good tool/utility to fix the HTML errors in a webpage. Any help will be highly appreciated. Best Regards bushib
Use the validator.w3.org tool to check for possible errors on your page(s) and use their suggestions / instructions on how to fix them. No automatic tool as far as I am aware of.
You can use something with the Tidy lib to clean up your code, but it doesn't fix HTML syntax errors.
try using firefox as a browser with the web developers plugin while you test your pages https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/60 Works fine for me.
Don't take the shortcut. If you have an error (html error?!) fix it yourself, it's the only way to learn.
The Tidy utility lists the errors it finds and is an excellent way to catch such otherwise hard to locate mismatched closing tags, missing required attributes and simple typos. It can fix warning level issues, but still requires the author to fix true syntax errors. A major benefit to using Tidy is its ability to pretty print the document. This is especially useful to someone like myself, whose main job is to fix other people's code. Tidy cleans the code as well as it can, lists the things I need to look at and reformats with indentions to match the nesting levels of the code. cheers, gary
You can search for errors and suggestions to fix those errors using www.validator.w3.org But cannot do everything automatically - As nobody can change your codes automatically