W3C Markup Validator Upgraded

comforteagle writes "The W3C has upgraded their markup validation service to include easier navigation, official bug tracking support, 'verbose' error messages, fixed output bugs, and improved documentation. Aside from simply using the W3C's site you can download your own version. Mmmm "banana flavor"."

Comments

Re:From the release notes...

[innerlimit]

Quite funny :)

I noticed that Blogger has done a complete redesign using standards (backed by many of the Big Names in the buzzing site-design industry, including my favourite)

I remember A List Apart did an 'Extreme Makeover' on our beloved frontpage, wondering wether we'll ever get to see it happen! (must be a hell-uv-a job...)

Re:CSS3 support

[Andy_R]

Maybe you should post this feature request to the Validator mailing list?

I've been on the list for a short while now, and the people there are very helpful and willing to take on suggestions. I'm not a html guru, but I was able to contribute in my own small way to the new validator, by pointing out some spelling/layout mistakes in the beta version.