Thread: How to find missing p tags?
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Old 04-04-2024, 02:57 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by KevinH View Post
It will always show any missing tags in Preview when you open each xhtml file. You can also run a Well-Formed/Sanity check to detect issues of this sort.
Great, Kevin. Thanks. Three questions.
1) I don't see any "Sanity" on my 2.1.0 Sigil. I just have Tools>Well-formed check Epub. Is that the same thing?
2) Do the files have to be xhtml or just html for the Preview and Well-Formed/Sanity check to detect such issues?
3) What does the Tools>Validate Stylesheets with W3C do? (It just seems to open the stylesheet in Notepad.)
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