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Dirty Markup

Tidy up your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code

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Cory LaViska
@claviska · A Beautiful Site, LLC
Thanks for the upvotes, everyone! Some info: DirtyMarkup uses tidy-html5 (a fork of the original Tidy), a fork of CSS Tidy, and JS Beautify for HTML, CSS, and JS respectively. Despite many tools out there, I developed it because none of them quite "did it" for me. Most have too many options or they forget your preferences. Others are just hideous to look at… See more

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Daniel Li
@d4nyll · Full-stack Web Developer in Hong Kong
For all the linting tools out there, I found Dirty Markup to be one of the best. It's well-designed and is very configurable. Give it a try!
Xavier Castaneda
@xcast3d · Developer of kittylauncher.com
I agree, there's several out there but I like the design and simplicity of it. I also like some of the fetatures like adding line breaks for legibility.
Ivo Dimchev
@himynameisivo · Founder @Stereofox / Digital @blacklane
Awesome. For someone who's been coding for a year or so, that would definitely make my life easier... sometimes i feel like crying when looking @ my code.
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Cory LaViska
@claviska · A Beautiful Site, LLC
Thanks for the upvotes, everyone! Some info: DirtyMarkup uses tidy-html5 (a fork of the original Tidy), a fork of CSS Tidy, and JS Beautify for HTML, CSS, and JS respectively. Despite many tools out there, I developed it because none of them quite "did it" for me. Most have too many options or they forget your preferences. Others are just hideous to look at… See more
Joshua Pinter
@joshuapinter · Product Dev at CNTRAL. Maker of ntwrk.
I like the idea of this. Would love to see 1) More options, like aligning assignments in adjacent lines, and 2) a plug-in built into Sublime Text or Textedit. :)