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# Saturday, February 14, 2009
I think I wrote the program correct, but still the web page does not show the desired HTML output. How do I debug and validate my web page HTML and CSS rendered to the browser?

Well Internet Explorer 6.0 and 7.0 has an ad-on called “IE Developer Toolbar” to debug and validate a web page HTML and CSS. It’s a very handy tool and offers some cool features like:
  • Previewing web page layout in different resolutions
  • Ruler to aid positioning of elements (measuring in pixels)
  • Previewing the source of the webpage with color codes
  • Selecting web page elements and viewing CSS properties applied on the element
  • Trace style of an element to its declaration

You can download the IE Developer Toolbar (IE DevBar) from here.