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As an idea for a feature, it could be good if HTML::Lint reported empty link text like <a href="foo"></a>. Such an empty tends to be invisible or unclickable or both depending on the browser, and in any case is almost certainly a mistake on the author's part.
Various other empty markups like <code> could be reported too. They'd be usually harmless but useless. Not quite all empties would be useless. I could imagine a deliberately empty itemize <li></li>.
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As an idea for a feature, it could be good if HTML::Lint reported empty link text like
<a href="foo"></a>
. Such an empty tends to be invisible or unclickable or both depending on the browser, and in any case is almost certainly a mistake on the author's part.Various other empty markups like <code> could be reported too. They'd be usually harmless but useless. Not quite all empties would be useless. I could imagine a deliberately empty itemize
<li></li>
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: