Html To Xhtml Convertor

Are you looking for a simple and efficient HTML to XHTML converter? Look no further than Html to Xhtml Convertor, a Perl script that makes the conversion process quick and easy.

One of the standout features of Html to Xhtml Convertor is its ability to process batches of files, making it a great choice for anyone who needs to convert multiple pages at once. Additionally, this tool can handle Windows, Unix, and Mac line breaks, as well as attribute minimization and quoting of attribute values.

Installation is a breeze - just run the command "make install" as root, or move the htx file to your desired location. By default, the program is installed to /usr/local/bin/.

Usage is just as simple. After installation, use the command "htx --help" to access usage information. If the htx file is in your current directory, you can instead try "./htx --help". For example, to convert a file with DOS line breaks to XHTML and save the result as a new file, use the command "htx --dos --verbose index.html index2.html".

Of course, no converter is perfect, and Html to Xhtml Convertor does have some limitations. It does not check for closing tags on block-level elements such as

and

, and assumes that all < and > characters are part of tags (use < and > for text that should not be parsed as tags). Additionally, it does not distinguish between block and inline tags.

Overall, however, Html to Xhtml Convertor is a reliable choice for anyone in need of an HTML to XHTML converter. The latest release even fixes a bug related to quoting attribute values.