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I have a large dynamic website that is being constructed by PHP. I suspect that one of my components are not closing the HTML tags properly. I have the source output HTML. I am wondering if there is a script, or website, that will tell me if all my tags are closed and such?
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Examples are images and line breaks. XHTML is more strict than HTML, and requires that all open tags must be closed, even if they're not container tags. Therefore, non-container tags end in />. For example, the tag for a line break is <br />.
No, not all the tags are ending tags. Tags may be either paired or unpaired (or single). Paired tags need to be closed, i.e. they contains both ending and non-ending tags, whereas unpaired tags need not be closed, i.e. they only contain opening tags.
↑ The full list of valid self-closing tags in HTML5 is: area, base, br, col, embed, hr, img, input, keygen, link, meta, param, source, track, and wbr.
If you save your HTML as page. xhtml (instead of page. html ), the browser (Firefox/Chrome or Opera) should find the un-closed tags for you without the need for a validator. Just remember to rename them .
Use the W3C Markup Validator Service at http://validator.w3.org/
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