- From: Chris <cearle@smythco.com>
- Date: Tue, 8 Jul 2003 14:25:23 -0400
- To: www-validator@w3.org
> > We are using the HTML 4.01 transistional DTD, where it is apparently > > allowed (works on other pages). > > Ok, my guess was correct then :) > > BTW; if it wasn't a copy/pasto in the above, your document is missing > the <html> root element (but the 4.01 Transitional DTD might actually > allow it, I don't remember now). The code above was a snippet, not a complete doc. > > Changing <BR /> to <BR> has no effect. > > I'd still say that the "/>" is the culprit, get rid of all instances > of it, no matter what the element and I bet it works :) > We removed all the "/>" and it validated but also if I remove the /'s from the Increase/Decrease/Rollback, then the page is valid (by the validator). Also, I have been using the <br/> standard in my previous pages as well and they have all validated. Thanks -Chris
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