- From: Jim Angstadt <jima@gvn.net>
- Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2000 11:47:55 -0600
- To: html-tidy@w3.org
- Cc: html-tidy@w3.org
Thanks for the suggestions to place the a and br elements inside the p element. I have incorporated these suggestions in a test page at: http://www.gvn.net/~jima/snow_sim/snow_4.html Tidy continues to report a warning for each of the br elements. Thanks, Jim >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> html-tidy@war-of-the-worlds.org wrote: > Jim Angstadt <jima@gvn.net> wrote: > > > Tidy modifies the following code samples: > > Apparently XML or XHTML. > > > <br clear=all> or > > In XML, attribute values must be quoted, and empty tags end with /> > > > <br clear="all" /> or > > That one is the same as your output. No change. > > > <br clear="all"></br>> The br tag is not a container, so can't have a </br>. > > > to the following: > > > > <br clear="all" /> > > Reasonable. > > > on my Windows 98 box, while reporting: > > > > Tidy (vers 13th January 2000) Parsing "snow.html" > > line 20 column 6 - Warning: trimming empty <p> > > Maybe, under XML, Tidy doesn't like a <br> outside a <p>. Seems a strange > error message though if that were the case. Also, it would complain about > the <a> not having a container. > > If you could cite a URL to the full page that exhibits the behavior it > would be much easier to diagnose. > > > Re-running Tidy results in the same warning message for each instance of > > the Tidied br element. > > > > Question 1. Why does Tidy report an empty <p> and not an empty <br>? > > Because <br>s are always empty; they aren't containers. > > > Question 2. Is there a better, or more preferred, way to do this? > > Working from your example markup, try putting the <br clear="all" /> as the > last content your last paragraph? Further, put the <a>...</a> as the first > content of your first paragraph. > -- > ,=<#)-=# <http://www.war-of-the-worlds.org/> > ,_--//--_, > _-~_-(####)-_~-_ "Did you see that Parkins boy's body in the tunnels?" "Just > (#>_--'~--~`--_<#) the photos. Worst thing I've ever seen; kid had no face."
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