[gcormier]

I get alot of yellow blocks on my scroll bar saying that table tags are out of place, H4’s, etc etc.

This is most likely because I have a jsp:include which includes a header for my jsp pages, which contains the opeining html tags, etc etc.

It’d be nice to turn off the HTML checking so I can tell if there are real warnings I should pay attention to.

[Riyad Kalla]

Go to Window > Preferences > MyEclipse > Validation, and turn off HTML validation. If you want to turn it off just for your project, open up the project properties and go to MyEclipse-Validation, and uncheck the HTML validation.

Then right click on your project root, go to MyEclipse > Remove all error markers and rebuild your project.

[gcormier]

The HTML box was never checked, so I’m not sure why it’s validating it at all?

I double checked my project settings too, overrode the global and made sure HTML was unselected. Removed all markers and re-ran validations, they’re still showing up.

[Riyad Kalla]

I appologize, I misread your original posting as meaning the left margin. The right margin is handled by the real-time HTML reconciler, those markers cannot currently be disabled but are harmless. We will be adding functionality in a future release to turn them off. Sorry for the trouble.

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