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In Eclipse, I'm getting warnings for not having a start tag (<div>) because the start tag is in another file. How do I suppress this warning to keep it out of my "Problems" window?
I know in Java I could do @SuppressWarning, but I don't know how for php. I assume that there is, based on the availability of php type hinting in Eclipse, but maybe it isn't?
Go to Window > Preferences. Under Web > HTML Files > Validation you'll find "Missing start tag:" and "Missing end tag:"
You may also set this on a per project base. Go to
and modify your settings as you like. You can suppress a lot of warnings, especially HTML -> Document Type -> Invalid Location!
window->preferences->validation->suspend all validators
will also make eclipse way faster :)