bobdobbs
July 12th, 2008, 11:15 PM
Hi guys.
I'm using quanta in ubuntu.
I'm wondering - is it possible to actually validate html from within quanta?
You'd think that this would be a kinda basic question, but I spent about an hour going over the handbook, docs and user newsgroup archive, and I can't seem to find a desciption of how to do this.
Maybe it's just me, but I can't see this documented.
I can't find a method to do this from the quanta menu's.
I found a description on the web that said that quanta used Tidy to do this.
But how?
If there isn't a simple way to make this happen, is there another way that I can validate locally? Like a tool available from an ubuntu repo that I can set up simply?
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
I'm using quanta in ubuntu.
I'm wondering - is it possible to actually validate html from within quanta?
You'd think that this would be a kinda basic question, but I spent about an hour going over the handbook, docs and user newsgroup archive, and I can't seem to find a desciption of how to do this.
Maybe it's just me, but I can't see this documented.
I can't find a method to do this from the quanta menu's.
I found a description on the web that said that quanta used Tidy to do this.
But how?
If there isn't a simple way to make this happen, is there another way that I can validate locally? Like a tool available from an ubuntu repo that I can set up simply?
Any help appreciated.
Thanks