Zeldman Holds W3C Hostage, Forces Better Online Validator… Film at 11
The W3C is calling the latest release of their Markup Validator “The ‘Zeldman Made Us Do It!’ Release.”
Taking our cue from from [sic] a certain web pundit’s meanderings, the big news in this version is internal support for custom and customizeable [sic] error explanations. This means an end to digging all over the net drying to figure out what an error message means; just turn on the “Verbose Output” option and the explanation will be displayed inline with each error message.
Sounds dandy to me! Now back to work fixing all those damned dirty urls that are keeping my site from validating…
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