Re: FN-FORUM: easy way to find missing closing tags?

date posted 24th January 2007 11:36


Well, if you use Firefox, there is a very nice add-on called "Web =20
Developer" which adds a toolbar with more functionality than you can =20
shake a stick at.

What's the URL - I'll tell you if it finds it for you.

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>
> I've a rather bloated xtml page which contains multiple DIV elements =20
> and it appears somewhere along the lines I've neglected to close =20
> one of them which not only prevents validation, but actually breaks =20
> part of the page.
>
> I've tried going through the page div by div and matching them up, =20
> I've tried using the validation results for a tip-off as to which =20
> div is still open but with no luck. Firebug doesnt throw up any =20
> useful information (unless I'm just not looking in the right place) =20
> and its starting to really bug me! I just can't see whats still open =20
> *angry face*
>
> Is there a tool which will help me here? something that runs through =20
> the page and picks up any open div's (or other elements) and flags =20
> them?
>
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