Check site syntax/links
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Jan Erik Moström
Jan 3, 2022, 6:45:56 AM1/3/22
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I'm playing with creating a site with some simple tools ... in other words I'm hand-coding a site using BBEdit.
I've now finished the site and want to check syntax/links and have two questions:
- All files but one are markdown files and I use the deploy command to build the HTML files. So the syntax/links check doesn't really work on those files, what is the best way to check syntax/links in this case?
My workaround was to create a second project and point to the folder that contains the resulting HTML files and do the checking from that project. Is there a better solution for this?
- I use a readymade template for the site and it uses the idiom 'href="#"' for creating the top-level menu item. The syntax checker complains about this, is there a way to turn this off?
= jem
I've now finished the site and want to check syntax/links and have two questions:
- All files but one are markdown files and I use the deploy command to build the HTML files. So the syntax/links check doesn't really work on those files, what is the best way to check syntax/links in this case?
My workaround was to create a second project and point to the folder that contains the resulting HTML files and do the checking from that project. Is there a better solution for this?
- I use a readymade template for the site and it uses the idiom 'href="#"' for creating the top-level menu item. The syntax checker complains about this, is there a way to turn this off?
= jem
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