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HTML Inspector is a code quality tool to help you and your team write better markup. It's written in JavaScript and runs in the browser, so testing your HTML has never been easier.
Thank you for an excellent tool. I can't seem to get the **`html-inspector cli`** to work on my machine. It starts `PhantomJS` with the following arguments when I execute `htmlinspector...
Good advice but better for a static source rather than a DOM checker because a script might have appended something to the `` (as was the case in my project).
This is a common workaround for [a certain Firefox oddity where ``s remember their `disabled` state when using the back button](https://bugzil.la/654072) and therefore should be ignored.
Hey Phillip, thanks all of your hard work on this amazing tool. This pull request gets the CLI working with Phantom 2.0 and gets the tests passing again. Fixes #65
It is helpful to be able to keep the `` counterpart of a `` right after its `` in order to keep the context clear. But, as it stands, this...
[According to the W3C](http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_form_action.asp), the `action` attribute is not required in an "HTML5" document. HTML Inspector is telling me otherwise. I also put this code into a validator and it...
Hey there, I'm currently experimenting with this tool through [webpack](https://webpack.github.io/) but I ran into an issue. It looks like I can't directly require html-inspector in if I get it through...
I noticed html-inspector (or phantomjs) save cach for html page on domain. Case: run `htmlinspector http://test.local/index.html` after get 5 warning message change index.html and run again `htmlinspector http://test.local/index.html` after get...
I tried to add a new rule, after reading some issues here I figured out that I need to add it in html-inspector.js as well. ``` HTMLInspector.rules.add( require("./rules/best-practices/inline-event-handlers.js") ) HTMLInspector.rules.add(...
I've noticed two potential bugs, both related (I believe) to the inspector analysing the content of scripts tags. I would have thought scripts should be ignored? Both examples are taken...