Topic: This just came to thought (Page 1 of 1)

I was fiddling around with some XHTML and CSS when this came to mind. I know the w3c has a validation feature for XHTML and CSS but it only supports one page at a time. I was just wondering if there was a way to validate several pages at once?

I got like 10-20 pages all XHTML and validating each and everyone of them at a time is going to take... alot of time! So I was wondering if there was a way perhaps a software or a site somewhere in the web where I can validate all those pages simultaneously?

It would sure save up for a lot of time and effort

There's a program called Bobby, it's primarily used for accessibility testing, but i understand it also does (X)HTML and CSS, you do however need to pay for it.

With Dreamweaver MX you can set up browser support alerts as you work, whenever an error is made you'll notice a change in an icon and this will direct you to the error, usefull for cross-browser compatability.

There's a few tools out there that can be used to do site validation, but most from what I can tell are for a cost.

Cheers,

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Blaise said:

There's a few tools out there that can be used to do site validation, but most from what I can tell are for a cost.

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MX can validate! I never knew that...