Ire Aderinokun • 3/7/2017

Linting HTML using CSS

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This article explains how to use advanced CSS selectors to lint HTML by visually highlighting common issues. It covers detecting inline styles, faulty links, images missing alt attributes, missing document language, and incorrect character sets, providing a method to integrate HTML validation into the development workflow.

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