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First, thanks a lot for this great extension !
I use it for some years now with my students, and it proves much useful.
I have some minor grief though : I expect my students HTML documents to be also valid as XML, and so to use trailing slashes in self-closing tags, like .
(This is no so uncommon I think, and even some formatters like prettier enforce this, leading to a code easier to read and to maintain IMHO.)
I've seen you've added recently a nice option to disable info (or warnings).
However, even if disabled, info presence result in a message "This HTML document is not valid."
That all pages formatted with prettier get this message is not only quite perturbing for beginners like my students, it is also incorrect, since such a page may be perfectly valid.
So, I think the message should conform to W3C validation tool behaviour :
errors and warnings result in an invalid page
info don't impact page validity
Thanks for your attention,
Regards.
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Hello
This extension is sadly not maintained anymore. Check out this extension someone made and talked about in an earlier issue, that fixes some of the problems.
First, thanks a lot for this great extension !
I use it for some years now with my students, and it proves much useful.
I have some minor grief though : I expect my students HTML documents to be also valid as XML, and so to use trailing slashes in self-closing tags, like .
(This is no so uncommon I think, and even some formatters like
prettier
enforce this, leading to a code easier to read and to maintain IMHO.)I've seen you've added recently a nice option to disable info (or warnings).
However, even if disabled, info presence result in a message "This HTML document is not valid."
That all pages formatted with
prettier
get this message is not only quite perturbing for beginners like my students, it is also incorrect, since such a page may be perfectly valid.So, I think the message should conform to W3C validation tool behaviour :
Thanks for your attention,
Regards.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: