Trustworthy XHTML Plugin For WordPress

In my previous post, I complained about WordPress’ lack of respect for XHTML. The WYSIWYG editor is only trying to help, I know. However, in the end it’s more hurtful than helpful for me. I think I’ve found a solution to the problem, Trustworthy XHTML plugin for WordPress. The icon below, designed by me for my Livejournal community GQesque, would usually be formatted improperly after posting.

Normally, I would have to manually edit this post through WP, even though Windows Live Writer formats everything properly. Here’s to seeing if the new plugin Trustworthy XHTML works properly. Posting in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

It does! The site is still valid minus 1 error that I will fix later! Regardless, the post is valid! Awesomesauce! Make sure that if you’re using Windows Live Writer, you have the markup type set to XHTML and not HTML, otherwise, your code for images will not be closed properly, as it should be for XHTML and not HTML.

For the Trustworthy XHTML I’m using the Transitional XHTML option.