Total Validator is an all-in-one application designed to validate web pages. For HTML based content, this includes W3C markup validation for single pages, associated CSS files, checking broken links and spelling. Detecting such errors will lead to a faster, error free and search engine friendly online content.
Using Total Validator is quite straightforward due to its intuitive interface. Simply specify the page you want to check for errors (online or local) and the utility will display all results in your default browser. It will validate multiple HTML as well as accessibility standards (can be set to automatically detect the best settings). On top of that you can have the application check for broken links and spelling for the American, British, French, Italian, Spanish and German languages.
The validation level provides the amount of details displayed in the report.
In conclusion, Total Validator is a tool designed for all web designers or administrators. It is quick, accurate and free.
v7.4 [Jun 4, 2012]
HTML5 updated to 29th March 2012
Improved Aria support in HTML5
Added support for XHTML+ARIA, HTML+ARIA and HTML4+RDFa Lite validations
XHTML+RDFa 1.1 updated to 13th March 2012
HTML+RDFa 1.1 updated to 29th March 2012
Added support for CSS Fragmentation Module Level 3
Added support for CSS Transforms, replacing CSS 2D and 3D Transforms
CSS Values and Units Module Level 3 updated to 8th March 2012
CSS Speech Module updated to 20th March 2012
CSS Flexible Box Layout Module updated to 22nd March 2012
CSS Grid Layout updated to 22nd March 2012
CSS Animations updated to 3rd April 2012
CSS Transitions updated to 3rd April 2012
CSS Image Values and Replaced Content Module updated to 17th April 2012
CSS Backgrounds and Borders Module updated to 17th April 2012
Timestamp on summary page is now in local time zone
Tool automatically deals with OS X quarantine system
Smaller, better .dmg creation and downloads for OS X
Moved temp folder for OS X to more accessible location
Now deals with BOMs on user dictionaries
Added BOM to all dictionary files to reinforce use of UTF-8
BUG: Problem count was sometimes incorrect with auto-detect with HTML5
BUG: Partial fix for Firefox bug when results on remote Windows dri
