Weblint 1.011 is now available:

        http://www.khoral.com/staff/neilb/weblint.html
        ftp://ftp.khoral.com/pub/perl/www/weblint-1.011.tar.gz
        ftp://ftp.khoral.com/pub/perl/www/weblint.zip

Weblint is a syntax and minimal style checker for HTML: a perl script which
picks fluff off html pages, much in the same way traditional lint picks fluff
off C programs.

Changes are summarized below, see the ChangeLog file in the distribution for
more detail.

Thanks to everyone for suggestions and bug reports,
neilb

			Changes in Weblint 1.011

    *	Weblint now understands use of ' as a delimiter for attribute values,
	in addition to ".  For example:
		<A HREF='http://www.khoral.com/'>KRI</A>
	Added a warning `attribute-delimiter', which warns that not all
	browsers correctly support ' in this way.

    *	Added a new warning, `netscape-attribute', which flags use of
	use netscape-specific attributes for a non netscape-specific tag.

    *	Added support for weblint variables in your .weblintrc.

    *	Added variable `message-style', which can be used to specify the style
	of warning message to generate

		lint	(default)	lint-style warning messages
		short	-s		short messages (no filename)
		terse	-t		format for parsing (eg by testsuite)

    *	Weblint will now check pages specified by URL, for example:

		weblint http://www.khoral.com/staff/neilb/weblint.html

	The -urlget switch is used to specify the command which weblint
	should use to retrieve URLs, or you can set the 'url-get' variable
	in your .weblintrc.

    *	Added a warning, 'closing-attribute', which warns if you have
	attributes for a closing tag of a container.  For example:

		<H1>This is a heading</H1 ALIGN=CENTER>

    *	Added a warning, `directory-index', which checks to see if every
	directory has an index file when recursing.  By default the index
	file is expected to be called `index.html', but this can be
	over-ridden in your .weblintrc:

		set directory-index = home.html

    *	Added a new warning, `empty-container', which generates a warning if
	you have an empty container element.  For example: <TITLE></TITLE>

    *	Added a -warnings switch, to list all supported warnings.

    *	Added a warning `must-follow', which is used to check situations
	where an element must immediately follow an other.  This checks:
	     -	Shouldn't have anything appearing between the HEAD and BODY
		elements.
	     -	LH (list heading) must be the first element in an OL, UL,
		or DL element.
	     -	OVERLAY first in a FIG
	     -	HEAD should immediately follow HTML
	     -	BODY should immediately follow /HEAD
	     -	/HTML should immediately follow /BODY

    *	Fixed the bug where weblint would complain about a comment
	(claiming it was not a valid comment), if it was the last thing
	in the file.

    *	Added a check for known warnings when enabling or disabling warnings.


			New Warnings in Weblint 1.011

attribute-delimiter
	Default: enabled

	Warn against use of ' as a delimiter for attribute values.

netscape-attribute
	Default: enabled

	If your html uses netscape-specific attributes, and you don't have
	netscape enabled, it warns about uses of netscape attributes,
	rather than unknown attributes.

closing-attribute
	Default: enabled

	Warn about attributes on closing tag of container elements.

directory-index
	Default: enabled

	When recursing in directories, check if an index file exists.
	Name of index file can be specified.

empty-container
	Default: enabled

	Warn if a container is empty.

must-follow
	Default: enabled

	Warn about situations where one element is expected to immediately
	follow another, with no tags or text between.