easycomply: generate W3C compliant headers for your HTML
[ via Zeldman ] Ed Swindelles’ easycomply is a PHP class you can install on your server to generate the appropriate elements and doctypes for your pages.
Style Question: does one say “x element”, “<x> element”, or “<x /> element”?
Update: A couple of readers responded to this one.
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