6108:
6109:
6110: pretty code
6111:
6112: ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6115: valign="middle" width="10"> |  | | ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6120: alt=" sb a top right shadow "
6121: width= "224"
6122: height= "10"
6123: > | |
--------------||
[CSE] Error number 1439 in line 6123:9:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 6115) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
6123: > |
--------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1440 in line 6123:27:
The "td" end tag (started in line 6112) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
6124:
6125: | |
----------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1441 in line 6125:29:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6125: | |
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1442 in line 6125:94:
The "tr" end tag (started in line 6125) should appear before
the "td" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
6125: | |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 1443 in line 6125:99:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6125: | |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1444 in line 6125:121:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6125: | |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1445 in line 6125:181:
The "td" end tag (started in line 6125) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
6126:
6127: |  ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6129: width="324"
6130: height="243"
6131: > | ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6135: height= "20"
6136: width= "20"
6137: alt=" Nav-Top-Right-Shadow.gif"
6138: src= "../3/Nav-Top-Right-Shadow.gif"
6139: > |
6140:
6141:
6142: | ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6143: alt=" Right-Middle-Shadow.gif"
6144: src= "../3/Right-Middle-Shadow.gif"
6145: width= "20"
6146: height="223"> | |
6147:
6148:
6149: | ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6150: height= "20"
6151: alt=" Bottom-Shadow.gif" src= "../3/Bottom-Shadow.gif"
6152: width= "324"
6153: > | ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6154: height= "20"
6155: alt=" Bottom-Right-Shadow.gif"
6156: src= "../3/Bottom-Right-Shadow.gif"
6157: width= "20"
6158: > | |
6159:
6160:
6161:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1452 in line 6161:2:
The "hr" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6162:
6163: | |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Error number 1453 in line 6163:237:
The "table" element must have an end tag (
) but the
end tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6163: | |
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||
[CSE] Error number 1454 in line 6163:250:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "LEFT", use "left". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6163: | |
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 1455 in line 6163:257:
The "tr" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6163: | |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1456 in line 6163:271:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6163: | |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1457 in line 6163:363:
The "tr" end tag (started in line 6163) should appear before
the "td" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
6163: | |
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 1458 in line 6163:368:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6163: | |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1459 in line 6163:391:
The "td" end tag (started in line 6163) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
6164:
6165:
6166:
6167:
6168:
6169:
6170:  ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6171: > |
6172: ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6173:
6174: alt=" tr-sh1.gif" src="../3/tr-sh1.gif"> |
6175:  |  ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6175: | | | ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6176: width= "324"> | ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6177:
6178: alt=" br-sh1.gif, not Bottom-Right-Shadow.gif"
6179: src="../3/br-sh1.gif"> |
6180:
6181:
6182: | | ) but the
end tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6182: | | | | ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6182: | | | | | | ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6182: | | | | | ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6183: > |  |  |  ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6183: > | | | | ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6183: > | | | | ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6184: width= "324"> | ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6185:
6186: alt=" br-sdw.gif, not Bottom-Right-Shadow.gif"
6187: src="../3/br-sdw.gif"> |
6188:
6189:
6190: | | | | | | | | ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6190: | | | | | ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6191: > | | | | ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6191: > | | | | ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6191: > | | | | ![]() | | | | ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6191: > | | | | ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6192:
6193:
6194:
6195:
6196: alt=" br-sdw.gif IS NOT exactly Bottom-Right-Shadow.gif"
6197: src="../3/br-sdw.gif"> |
6198:
6199:
6200:
6201:
6202:
Text just after an IMAGE-WITH-SHADOWS and a CLEAR ALL. |
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1488 in line 6202:2:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6202:
Text just after an IMAGE-WITH-SHADOWS and a CLEAR ALL.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 1489 in line 6202:72:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 6202) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
6203: ![]() ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6204:
6205: height= "2"
6206: alt="green.gif"
6207: src= "../3/green.gif"
6208:
6209: width= "2"
6210: > |
6211:
6212:
6213:
6214:
6215:
6216:
6217:
6218:
6219:
6220: | |
-------||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1493 in line 6222:2:
The "zzzwidth" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6223:  | | ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6224:
6225:
6226:
6227:
6228:
6229:
6230:
6231: rem= "sides NOT WORKING YET"
-------|||
[CSE] Error number 1495 in line 6231:2:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6232: style="PADDING-RIGHT:0px; PADDING-LEFT:0px; PADDING-BOTTOM:0px; PADDING-TOP:0"
6233: bgcolor="#FF0000">L R--> |
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[CSE] Warning number 806 in line 6233:77:
Found an unescaped '>' character. If this character is part
of a tag, then there is a missing '<' character. To actually
use a '>' character in the text portion of the document, we
recommend using the character entity reference ">". Note,
however, that using this reference is not technically
necessary according to the HTML specification.
6234:
6235: |  |
--------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1497 in line 6237:51:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6238: |
----------------------||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1498 in line 6238:17:
The "zzzwidth" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6239:
6240:
6241: |
--------------------------||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1499 in line 6241:21:
The "zzzwidth" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6242: |
---------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1500 in line 6242:22:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6243:
6244: | | |
--------------------------------------||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1501 in line 6244:33:
The "zzzwidth" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6245: |
6246: | |
---------------------------||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1502 in line 6246:22:
The "zzzwidth" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6247:
6248:
6249: | | |
--------------------------------------||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1503 in line 6249:33:
The "zzzwidth" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6250: |
6251: | |
---------------------------||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1504 in line 6251:22:
The "zzzwidth" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6252: | | |
------------------------------------------||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1505 in line 6252:37:
The "zzzwidth" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6253: |
6254: | |
---------------------------||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1506 in line 6254:22:
The "zzzwidth" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6255: |
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[CSE] Error number 1507 in line 6255:22:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6256: |
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[CSE] Error number 1508 in line 6256:21:
The "zzzwidth" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6257:
6258:
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[CSE] Error number 1509 in line 6258:2:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6259: rg idea for a convention: current frame temp names could be:
6260: -bgd f0 for full background image.
6261: -bbar f1 for underline.
6262: -tbar f2 for overline.
6263: -bar for top bottom or alone uses
6264: -le f3 for left edge.
6265: -re f4 for right edge.
6266: -ll f5 for ll corner.
6267: -ur f6 lr. b7 ul. b8 ur.
6268: naaa e.g., lbhomejump-b8.gif
6269: as a copy of lrc-bu.gif and lbhomejumpshadow-b8.gif
6270: as a copy of lrc-gy.gif
6271:
6272: Text over matte, via style?
6273: Image over matte, via style.
6274: Text over image, via style.
6275: Image over image, via style.
6276:
6277: Gonna do an image over a background image or color. IMG align="left" works.
6278:
6302:
6303: Maybe I must specifically how? set the TD pixel size to == the background image size??????????!!!!!!!!!!
6304:
6305:
6306: IMG valign="TOP" seems ineffective!
6307:
6308:
6309:
6310: Paragraph styles with backgrounds --
6311: | | 
. |
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[CSE] Error number 1510 in line 6311:168:
The "valign" attribute is not valid for the "img" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "alt", "border", "class", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "crossorigin", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "hspace", "id", "ismap",
"lang", "longdesc", "name", "role", "spellcheck", "src",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "usemap", "vspace", "width",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6311: | |
. |
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[CSE] Error number 1511 in line 6311:191:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6311: | |
. |
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[CSE] Error number 1512 in line 6311:191:
The "align" attribute has an invalid attribute value
"CENTER". The expected value is one of the following:
"absbottom", "absmiddle", "baseline", "bottom", "center",
"left", "middle", "right", "texttop", or "top".
6312:
6313:
6314:
6315:
6316:
. |
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[CSE] Error number 1513 in line 6337:7:
The "valign" attribute is not valid for the "img" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "alt", "border", "class", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "crossorigin", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "hspace", "id", "ismap",
"lang", "longdesc", "name", "role", "spellcheck", "src",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "usemap", "vspace", "width",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6337: >
.
-----------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1514 in line 6337:30:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6337: >
.
-----------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1515 in line 6337:30:
The "align" attribute has an invalid attribute value
"CENTER". The expected value is one of the following:
"absbottom", "absmiddle", "baseline", "bottom", "center",
"left", "middle", "right", "texttop", or "top".
6338:
6339:
6340:
6341:
6342: | |
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[CSE] Error number 1516 in line 6342:2:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 6341) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
6343: | text here |
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[CSE] Error number 1517 in line 6343:55:
The "br" element cannot be used here. It is contained in a
"table" element (which was started in line 6341) that cannot
contain it. This element may be contained in "body",
"caption", "td", and "th". This element may not be contained
in "table".
6344:
6345:
6346:
6347:
6348:
6349:
6350:
6351:
6352:
6353:
6354:
6355: Cf. C:\LANGS\html\CSS1-specs-overview.htm
6356:
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[CSE] Error number 1519 in line 6359:6:
The "zzzvalign" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff",
"class", "contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir",
"draggable", "dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang",
"language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6360:
6361:
6362: | TOP TEST. Text floating over a ul tiled background-image url. The foreground text characters and font-size determine the area size and the number of tiles/portions seen. How set size of each tile? And an image =. |
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[CSE] Error number 1520 in line 6384:218:
The "valign" attribute is not valid for the "img" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "alt", "border", "class", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "crossorigin", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "hspace", "id", "ismap",
"lang", "longdesc", "name", "role", "spellcheck", "src",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "usemap", "vspace", "width",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6384: >TOP TEST. Text floating over a ul tiled background-image url. The foreground text characters and font-size determine the area size and the number of tiles/portions seen. How set size of each tile? And an image =.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1521 in line 6384:241:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6384: >TOP TEST. Text floating over a ul tiled background-image url. The foreground text characters and font-size determine the area size and the number of tiles/portions seen. How set size of each tile? And an image =.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1522 in line 6384:241:
The "align" attribute has an invalid attribute value
"CENTER". The expected value is one of the following:
"absbottom", "absmiddle", "baseline", "bottom", "center",
"left", "middle", "right", "texttop", or "top".
6385:
6386:
6387: TEST. image == and Text floating over a ul tiled background-image url. The foreground text characters and font-size determine the area size and the number of tiles/portions seen. How set size of each tile? |
6408:
6409:
6410: TEST. Text floating over a ul tiled background-image url. The foreground text characters and font-size determine the area size and the number of tiles/portions seen. How set size of each tile? |
6431: Text over a background (color) via style |
6436: Text floating over a ul part of a big background-image url. The foreground text characters and font-size determine the area size and the number of tiles/portions seen. How set size of each tile? |
6442: Text floating over a tiled animated background-image url via style.
6448: Foreground ! is determing size of this box. Can bacground-image be fixed at 1 tile???? Or stretched???? |
6449:
6450:
6451:
6452:
6453: Text floating over a tiled animated background-image url via style |
6457: Text over a tiled background-image url via style |
6461: dh  text for a right margin |
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[CSE] Error number 1523 in line 6461:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6461: dh text for a right margin |
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[CSE] Error number 1524 in line 6461:75:
The "zzzvalign" attribute is not valid for the "img"
element. Some valid attributes for this element are:
"accesskey", "align", "alt", "border", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "crossorigin", "dir",
"draggable", "dropzone", "height", "hidden", "hspace", "id",
"ismap", "lang", "longdesc", "name", "role", "spellcheck",
"src", "style", "tabindex", "title", "usemap", "vspace",
"width", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6461: dh text for a right margin |
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[CSE] Error number 1525 in line 6461:91:
The "zzzalign" attribute is not valid for the "img" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "alt", "border", "class", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "crossorigin", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "hspace", "id", "ismap",
"lang", "longdesc", "name", "role", "spellcheck", "src",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "usemap", "vspace", "width",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6462: Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line |
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[CSE] Error number 1526 in line 6462:42:
The "zzzvalign" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6463: Here is
some text after BR but before IMG.
green box from a gif source
New Line |
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[CSE] Error number 1527 in line 6463:5:
The "zzzvalign" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6463: Here is
some text after BR but before IMG.
green box from a gif source
New Line |
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[CSE] Error number 1528 in line 6463:98:
The "valign" attribute is not valid for the "img" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "alt", "border", "class", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "crossorigin", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "hspace", "id", "ismap",
"lang", "longdesc", "name", "role", "spellcheck", "src",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "usemap", "vspace", "width",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6464:
6465:
6466:
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[CSE] Error number 1531 in line 6469:6:
The "zzzvalign" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff",
"class", "contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir",
"draggable", "dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang",
"language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6470: | text for a left margin fa afdasdf aghsdh text for a right margin |
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[CSE] Error number 1532 in line 6470:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6470: text for a left margin fa afdasdf aghsdh text for a right margin |
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[CSE] Error number 1533 in line 6470:128:
The "zzzvalign" attribute is not valid for the "img"
element. Some valid attributes for this element are:
"accesskey", "align", "alt", "border", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "crossorigin", "dir",
"draggable", "dropzone", "height", "hidden", "hspace", "id",
"ismap", "lang", "longdesc", "name", "role", "spellcheck",
"src", "style", "tabindex", "title", "usemap", "vspace",
"width", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6470: text for a left margin fa afdasdf aghsdh text for a right margin |
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[CSE] Error number 1534 in line 6470:144:
The "zzzalign" attribute is not valid for the "img" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "alt", "border", "class", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "crossorigin", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "hspace", "id", "ismap",
"lang", "longdesc", "name", "role", "spellcheck", "src",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "usemap", "vspace", "width",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6471: Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line |
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[CSE] Error number 1535 in line 6471:42:
The "zzzvalign" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6472: Here is
some text after BR but before IMG.
green box from a gif source
New Line |
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[CSE] Error number 1536 in line 6472:5:
The "zzzvalign" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6472: Here is
some text after BR but before IMG.
green box from a gif source
New Line |
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[CSE] Error number 1537 in line 6472:98:
The "valign" attribute is not valid for the "img" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "alt", "border", "class", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "crossorigin", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "hspace", "id", "ismap",
"lang", "longdesc", "name", "role", "spellcheck", "src",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "usemap", "vspace", "width",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6473:
6474:
6475:
6476:
6477:
6478:
6479:
6480:
6481:
6482:
6483:
6484:
6485: DEMO prod row, which handles dynamic window narrowing as graciously as possible.
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[CSE] Error number 1538 in line 6485:82:
The "center" end tag (started in line 6484) should appear
before the "h1" end tag or this end tag should be removed
(nesting error).
6486: Align and valign in TABLE TR TD seem ineffective in positioning the green box.
6487:
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[CSE] Error number 1539 in line 6487:37:
The "xxxvalign" attribute is not valid for the "table"
element. Some valid attributes for this element are:
"accesskey", "align", "background", "bgcolor", "border",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"cellpadding", "cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "frame", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "hspace", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nof", "nowrap", "role", "rules",
"spellcheck", "style", "summary", "tabindex", "title",
"transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "vspace", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6487:
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[CSE] Error number 1540 in line 6487:54:
The "xxxalign" attribute is not valid for the "table"
element. Some valid attributes for this element are:
"accesskey", "align", "background", "bgcolor", "border",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"cellpadding", "cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "frame", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "hspace", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nof", "nowrap", "role", "rules",
"spellcheck", "style", "summary", "tabindex", "title",
"transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "vspace", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6487:
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[CSE] Error number 1541 in line 6487:75:
The "xxxvalign" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff",
"class", "contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir",
"draggable", "dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang",
"language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6487:
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[CSE] Error number 1542 in line 6487:92:
The "xxxalign" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff",
"class", "contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir",
"draggable", "dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang",
"language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6487:
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[CSE] Error number 1543 in line 6487:108:
The "zzzvalign" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff",
"class", "contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir",
"draggable", "dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang",
"language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6488: Here is a tdvalign=TOP tdalign=left
green box from a gif source
New Line |
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[CSE] Error number 1544 in line 6488:5:
The "valign" attribute appears 2 times in the "td" tag.
6488: Here is a tdvalign=TOP tdalign=left
green box from a gif source
New Line |
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[CSE] Error number 1545 in line 6488:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6488: Here is a tdvalign=TOP tdalign=left
green box from a gif source
New Line |
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[CSE] Error number 1546 in line 6488:27:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6489: Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line |
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[CSE] Error number 1547 in line 6489:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6490: Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line | Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line |
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[CSE] Error number 1548 in line 6490:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6490: Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line | Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line |
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[CSE] Error number 1549 in line 6490:145:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6491: Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line |
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[CSE] Error number 1550 in line 6491:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6492:
6493: DEMO prod row, which handles dynamic window narrowing as graciously as possible.
6494:
-----------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1551 in line 6494:48:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6495: Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line | Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line |
------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1552 in line 6495:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6495: Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line | Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1553 in line 6495:145:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6496: Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line |
------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1554 in line 6496:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6497:
6498: DEMO prod row, which handles dynamic window narrowing as graciously as possible.
6499:
-----------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1555 in line 6499:48:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6500: Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line | Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line |
------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1556 in line 6500:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6500: Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line | Here is a
green box from a gif source
New Line |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1557 in line 6500:145:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6501:
6502:
6503:
6504: -------------
6505:
6506: DEMO TEXT AND GRAPHICS WIDTH ARE DYNAMIC WITHIN A CELL. AND TABLES ASIDE EACH OTHER OVERLAP DYNAMICALLY WITHIN A WINDOW if align=RIGHT. Tables rigid with =LEFT. No way is known to make tables wrap! maybe some dummy text like and and valign= or
... align="CENTER" is good since right and left margins atay equal to each other as window width is changed. 20050702 NOTE.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Error number 1558 in line 6506:232:
Found an unescaped ampersand character ('&') or there's a
character reference that's missing an ending semicolon. To
actually display an ampersand, such as in "Recreation &
Sports", the character entity reference "&" should be
used, as in "Recreation & Sports".
6506: DEMO TEXT AND GRAPHICS WIDTH ARE DYNAMIC WITHIN A CELL. AND TABLES ASIDE EACH OTHER OVERLAP DYNAMICALLY WITHIN A WINDOW if align=RIGHT. Tables rigid with =LEFT. No way is known to make tables wrap! maybe some dummy text like and and valign= or
... align="CENTER" is good since right and left margins atay equal to each other as window width is changed. 20050702 NOTE.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 1559 in line 6506:254:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6506: DEMO TEXT AND GRAPHICS WIDTH ARE DYNAMIC WITHIN A CELL. AND TABLES ASIDE EACH OTHER OVERLAP DYNAMICALLY WITHIN A WINDOW if align=RIGHT. Tables rigid with =LEFT. No way is known to make tables wrap! maybe some dummy text like and and valign= or
... align="CENTER" is good since right and left margins atay equal to each other as window width is changed. 20050702 NOTE.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1560 in line 6506:265:
The "clear" attribute has an invalid attribute value "???".
The expected value is one of the following: "all", "left",
"none", or "right".
6507:
6508:
6509: change this bec prod per table pby means a way exists for prods closer as window narrows! TRY table 1 of a row of tables to have
pair before or/& align=left and 2 3 etc have no align =
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[CSE] Error number 1561 in line 6509:152:
Found an ampersand '&' without a valid character reference.
This should probably be "&" so that an actual ampersand
character is properly displayed (because '&' is an escape
character in HTML/XHTML). For example, "Recreation &
Sports" should be used to display "Recreation & Sports".
6510:
6511:
6512: TR align=CENTER is not the trick.
6513:
6514:
6515: Best for prod catalogs seems to be [cf wild flowers display page]: Each cell a td with images, text label lines, and align=center, valign=middle, width=[omit width= so col automatically widened for the widest item in it. Force border space by TABLE's cellspacing= or is it cellpadding???], . Rows of prods cells do not wrap as screen narrows, so fill a 800 width screen tight and wider screens will have great borders but still center the prod table. Narrower 640 screens will have a horizontal scroll bar control.
6516:
6517:
6518: The leftmost table gets squeexed as the window narrows. May be best to FIX the TD width= to the larger of these two values: graphic width, text line minimum width.
6519:
6520:
-------|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1562 in line 6520:2:
The end tag has extra text. End tags may only contain
a slash followed by a tag.
6521:
6522:
6523:
6524: TEST cellspacing, cellpadding did NOT adjust for narrow window. Cellspacing is around cellpadding is around cell content
6525:
6526:
6527:
6528: ===================
6529:
6530:
6531: CENTER /CENTER around the stack of rows of tables..
6532:
6533:
6534: - MORE WORK is nec to get tables to spread and unspread apart in a same row. Put them in cells in a row of a surrounding table where the cells have CENTER /CENTER before and after the tables???
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1563 in line 6534:2:
The "li" element must have an end tag (
) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6535: - TABLE to have no align=
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1564 in line 6535:2:
The "li" element must have an end tag (
) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6536: - TR can have align="CENTER" BUT check netscape and earlier IExplore to see if TR align affects whole rows or rows' cells
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1565 in line 6536:2:
The "li" element must have an end tag (
) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6537: - TR can have valign="MIDDLE" (Can make explicit even though MIDDLE is Iexplore default handling anyway). Check netscape and earlier IExplore to see if TR valign affects whole rows or rows' cells
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1566 in line 6537:2:
The "li" element must have an end tag (
) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6538: - TD can have valign="MIDDLE" (Can make explicit even though MIDDLE is Iexplore default handling anyway). Check netscape and earlier IExplore to see if TD valign works and/or is nec. cells
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1567 in line 6538:2:
The "li" element must have an end tag (
) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6539: - TD can have align="CENTER" BUT it is pby better to use CENTER /CENTER within the cell instead, since that is more likely browser-brand-insensitive. Pby? same for netscape?
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1568 in line 6539:2:
The "li" element must have an end tag (
) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6540:
-------|||
[CSE] Error number 1569 in line 6540:2:
The "li" end tag (started in line 6539) should appear before
the "ul" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
6541:
6542:
6543:
6544:
6545:
-------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1570 in line 6545:2:
The "center" element must have an end tag () but
the end tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6546: ----------
6547:
-------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1571 in line 6547:8:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "table" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "border", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "cellpadding",
"cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "frame",
"gradangle", "gradcolor", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"hspace", "id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nof",
"nowrap", "role", "rules", "spellcheck", "style", "summary",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "unselectable",
"valign", "vspace", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space", "on"
attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and
"item*" attributes.
6547:
----------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1572 in line 6547:53:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6548:
6549:
6550: |
------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1573 in line 6550:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6551:
------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1574 in line 6551:31:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6551:
--------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1575 in line 6551:51:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6551:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1576 in line 6551:100:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6552: |
6553:
6554:
------------||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1577 in line 6554:7:
The end tag
has extra text. End tags may only
contain a slash followed by a tag.
6555:
6556:
6557: -------------
6558:
6559:
6560:
-------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1578 in line 6560:8:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "table" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "border", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "cellpadding",
"cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "frame",
"gradangle", "gradcolor", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"hspace", "id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nof",
"nowrap", "role", "rules", "spellcheck", "style", "summary",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "unselectable",
"valign", "vspace", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space", "on"
attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and
"item*" attributes.
6560:
----------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1579 in line 6560:53:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6561:
6562:
------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1580 in line 6562:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6563: | table B | table B2 | -- table B 3 more and more text here to force many lines -- |
------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1581 in line 6563:31:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6563: | table B | table B2 | -- table B 3 more and more text here to force many lines -- |
--------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1582 in line 6563:51:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6563: | table B | table B2 | -- table B 3 more and more text here to force many lines -- |
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1583 in line 6563:100:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6563: | table B | table B2 | -- table B 3 more and more text here to force many lines -- |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1584 in line 6563:150:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6564: |
6565:
6566:
6567:
------------||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1585 in line 6567:7:
The end tag
has extra text. End tags may only
contain a slash followed by a tag.
6568:
6569:
6570: -------------
6571:
6572:
6573:
-------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1586 in line 6573:8:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "table" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "border", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "cellpadding",
"cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "frame",
"gradangle", "gradcolor", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"hspace", "id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nof",
"nowrap", "role", "rules", "spellcheck", "style", "summary",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "unselectable",
"valign", "vspace", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space", "on"
attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and
"item*" attributes.
6573:
----------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1587 in line 6573:53:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6574:
6575: |
------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1588 in line 6575:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6576:
------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1589 in line 6576:31:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6576:
--------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1590 in line 6576:51:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6577: |
6578:
6579:
------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1591 in line 6579:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6580:
-------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1592 in line 6580:32:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6580:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1593 in line 6580:85:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6580:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1594 in line 6580:101:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6581: |
6582:
6583:
------------||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1595 in line 6583:7:
The end tag
has extra text. End tags may only
contain a slash followed by a tag.
6584:
6585:
6586: -------------
6587:
6588:
6589:
-------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1596 in line 6589:8:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "table" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "border", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "cellpadding",
"cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "frame",
"gradangle", "gradcolor", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"hspace", "id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nof",
"nowrap", "role", "rules", "spellcheck", "style", "summary",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "unselectable",
"valign", "vspace", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space", "on"
attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and
"item*" attributes.
6589:
----------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1597 in line 6589:53:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6590:
6591:
6592:
------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1598 in line 6592:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6593:
-------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1599 in line 6593:32:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6594: | table c |
6595: |
6596:
6597:
------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1600 in line 6597:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6598:
-------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1601 in line 6598:32:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6599: | table d |
------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1602 in line 6599:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6600: |
6601:
6602:
------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1603 in line 6602:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6603:
-------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1604 in line 6603:32:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6604: | table e |
------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1605 in line 6604:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6605: |
6606:
6607:
6608:
------------||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1606 in line 6608:7:
The end tag
has extra text. End tags may only
contain a slash followed by a tag.
6609:
6610:
6611: ===========
6612:
6613:
6614:
6615:
6616: zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
6617:
6618:
6619:
6620:
-------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1607 in line 6620:32:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6621: | table b | table b2 | -- table B 3 more and more text here to force many lines -- |
-----------------------------||||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1608 in line 6621:24:
The "zzzzvalign" attribute is not valid for the "tr"
element. Some valid attributes for this element are:
"accesskey", "align", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "height",
"hidden", "id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap",
"role", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title",
"transparency", "valign", "xml:lang", "xml:space", "on"
attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and
"item*" attributes.
6621: | table b | table b2 | -- table B 3 more and more text here to force many lines -- |
-----------------------------------------------------|||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1609 in line 6621:48:
The "zzzvalign" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6621: | table b | table b2 | -- table B 3 more and more text here to force many lines -- |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1610 in line 6621:108:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6621: | table b | table b2 | -- table B 3 more and more text here to force many lines -- |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1611 in line 6621:150:
The "zzzzvalign" attribute is not valid for the "td"
element. Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
6622:
-------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1612 in line 6622:32:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6622:
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[CSE] Error number 1613 in line 6622:85:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6622:
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[CSE] Error number 1614 in line 6622:101:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6623:
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[CSE] Error number 1615 in line 6623:32:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6624: | table c |
6625:
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[CSE] Error number 1616 in line 6625:32:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6626: | table d |
------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1617 in line 6626:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6627:
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[CSE] Error number 1618 in line 6627:32:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6628: | table e |
------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1619 in line 6628:13:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "MIDDLE", use "middle". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6629: A good demo someday will have my curved-shadowed tables for buttons on a DVD-style menu!!
6630:
6631:
6632:
6633:
6634:
6635:
6636: All LEFTs puts a b c d e fully LEFT on last line of the text that follows. but all lefts did not wrap as window narrowed. SB try adding valign="BOTTOM" ???
6637:
----------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1620 in line 6637:17:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "BOTTOM", use "bottom". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6637:
-------------------------------------||||
[CSE] Error number 1621 in line 6637:32:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "LEFT", use "left". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6638:
----------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1622 in line 6638:17:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "BOTTOM", use "bottom". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6638:
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[CSE] Error number 1623 in line 6638:32:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "LEFT", use "left". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6639:
----------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1624 in line 6639:17:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "BOTTOM", use "bottom". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6639:
-------------------------------------||||
[CSE] Error number 1625 in line 6639:32:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "LEFT", use "left". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6640:
----------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1626 in line 6640:17:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "BOTTOM", use "bottom". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6640:
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[CSE] Error number 1627 in line 6640:32:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "LEFT", use "left". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6641:
----------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1628 in line 6641:17:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "BOTTOM", use "bottom". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6641:
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[CSE] Error number 1629 in line 6641:32:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "LEFT", use "left". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6642: A good demo someday will have my curved-shadowed tables for buttons on a DVD-style menu!!
6643:
6644:
6645: --> All LEFTs puts a b c d e fully LEFT on last line of the text that follows. but all lefts did not wrap as window narrowed.
--------|
[CSE] Warning number 807 in line 6645:3:
Found an unescaped '>' character. If this character is part
of a tag, then there is a missing '<' character. To actually
use a '>' character in the text portion of the document, we
recommend using the character entity reference ">". Note,
however, that using this reference is not technically
necessary according to the HTML specification.
6646:
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[CSE] Error number 1630 in line 6646:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "LEFT", use "left". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6647:
--------------------||||
[CSE] Error number 1631 in line 6647:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "LEFT", use "left". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6648:
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[CSE] Error number 1632 in line 6648:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "LEFT", use "left". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6649:
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[CSE] Error number 1633 in line 6649:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "LEFT", use "left". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6650:
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[CSE] Error number 1634 in line 6650:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "LEFT", use "left". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6651: A good demo someday will have my curved-shadowed tables for buttons on a DVD-style menu!!
6652:
6653:
6654: All RIGHTs puts e d c b a fully right on last line of the text that follows:
6655:
--------------------|||||
[CSE] Error number 1635 in line 6655:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "RIGHT", use "right". This is
in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6656:
--------------------|||||
[CSE] Error number 1636 in line 6656:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "RIGHT", use "right". This is
in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6657:
--------------------|||||
[CSE] Error number 1637 in line 6657:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "RIGHT", use "right". This is
in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6658:
--------------------|||||
[CSE] Error number 1638 in line 6658:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "RIGHT", use "right". This is
in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6659:
--------------------|||||
[CSE] Error number 1639 in line 6659:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "RIGHT", use "right". This is
in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6660: A good demo someday will have my curved-shadowed tables for buttons on a DVD-style menu!!
6661:
6662:
6663: NO LEFTs or RIGHTs stacks a b c d e fully LEFT above the text that follows:
6664:
6665:
6666:
6667:
6668:
6669: A good demo someday will have my curved-shadowed tables for buttons on a DVD-style menu!!
6670:
6671:
6672: CENTERs whaaaNO LEFTs or RIGHTs stacks a b c d e fully LEFT above the text that follows:
6673:
--------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1640 in line 6673:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6674:
--------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1641 in line 6674:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6674:
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[CSE] Error number 1642 in line 6674:22:
A quoted string (like an attribute value) cannot be
immediately followed by text. It must be followed by a space
or by the end of the tag. Is there a missing space
character?
6675:
--------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1643 in line 6675:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6676:
--------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1644 in line 6676:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6677:
--------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1645 in line 6677:15:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6678: A good demo someday will have my curved-shadowed tables for buttons on a DVD-style menu!!
6679:
6680:
6681:
6682:
6683:
6684:
6685: http://www.nara.gov/cgi-bin/starfinder/15281/complex.txt?action=3+0+1+48+13+0+0.+nailimage.display+|+R%3D216828+AND+LINKA%3D%22STILLS/CITY132.GIF%22
6686:
6687:
6688:
6689: Image and text lines (after any wrapping based on table width reduction bec of narrow window size are centered via TD having align="CENTER". BRs must separate the image for it to center; BRBR is better, giving the image some room. Table is not squeezed smaller than the image width=.:
6690:
-------||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1646 in line 6690:2:
The "zzcenter" element is not a recognized element. Is it
misspelled?
6691:
6692:
6693: |
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1647 in line 6693:2:
The "td" element must have an end tag ( | ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6693:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1648 in line 6693:2:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 6692) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
6694:
6695:
6696:
6697:
6698:
6699:
6700:
6701:
6702: | | Jump to:) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6708: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6708: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:) but the
end tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6708: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:
6718:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 810 in line 6718:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6718:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1660 in line 6718:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6719:  |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 811 in line 6719:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6719: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1661 in line 6719:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6720:  |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 812 in line 6720:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6720: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1662 in line 6720:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6721:
6722: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 813 in line 6722:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6722: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1663 in line 6722:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6723: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 814 in line 6723:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6723: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1664 in line 6723:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6724:  |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 815 in line 6724:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6724: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1665 in line 6724:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6725: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 816 in line 6725:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6726:
6727:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 817 in line 6727:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6727:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1666 in line 6727:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6728: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 818 in line 6728:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6728: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1667 in line 6728:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6729: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 819 in line 6729:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6729: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1668 in line 6729:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6730:
6731: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 820 in line 6731:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6731: |
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[CSE] Warning number 821 in line 6731:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6731). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6731: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 822 in line 6731:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6731: |
----------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1669 in line 6731:47:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6732: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 823 in line 6732:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6732: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1670 in line 6732:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6733: |
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[CSE] Warning number 824 in line 6733:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6733: |
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[CSE] Error number 1671 in line 6733:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6734:  |
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[CSE] Warning number 825 in line 6734:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6734: |
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[CSE] Error number 1672 in line 6734:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6735:
6736:
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[CSE] Warning number 826 in line 6736:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6736:
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[CSE] Error number 1673 in line 6736:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6737: |
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[CSE] Warning number 827 in line 6737:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6737: |
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[CSE] Error number 1674 in line 6737:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6738: |
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[CSE] Warning number 828 in line 6738:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6738: |
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[CSE] Error number 1675 in line 6738:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6739:
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[CSE] Warning number 829 in line 6739:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6739:
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[CSE] Warning number 830 in line 6739:6:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6740:
6741:
6751:
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[CSE] Warning number 833 in line 6751:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6739). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6751:
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[CSE] Warning number 834 in line 6751:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6751:
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[CSE] Error number 1678 in line 6751:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6751:
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[CSE] Error number 1679 in line 6751:28:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6752: | Labor's issues in today's news |
6755:
6756:
6757:
6758:
6759: |
6760: |
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[CSE] Warning number 837 in line 6760:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6760: |
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[CSE] Error number 1680 in line 6760:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6761: |
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[CSE] Warning number 838 in line 6761:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6761: |
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[CSE] Error number 1681 in line 6761:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6762: |
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[CSE] Warning number 839 in line 6762:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6762: |
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[CSE] Error number 1682 in line 6762:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6763: |
6764:
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[CSE] Warning number 840 in line 6764:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6764:
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[CSE] Error number 1683 in line 6764:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6765: |
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[CSE] Warning number 841 in line 6765:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6765: |
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[CSE] Error number 1684 in line 6765:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6766: |
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[CSE] Warning number 842 in line 6766:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6766: |
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[CSE] Error number 1685 in line 6766:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6767:
6768: |
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[CSE] Warning number 843 in line 6768:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6768: |
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[CSE] Warning number 844 in line 6768:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6768). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6768: |
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[CSE] Warning number 845 in line 6768:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6768: |
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[CSE] Error number 1686 in line 6768:47:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6769: |
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[CSE] Warning number 846 in line 6769:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6769: |
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[CSE] Error number 1687 in line 6769:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6770: |
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[CSE] Warning number 847 in line 6770:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6770: |
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[CSE] Error number 1688 in line 6770:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6771: |
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[CSE] Warning number 848 in line 6771:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6771: |
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[CSE] Error number 1689 in line 6771:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6772:
6773:
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[CSE] Warning number 849 in line 6773:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6773:
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[CSE] Error number 1690 in line 6773:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6774:  |
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[CSE] Warning number 850 in line 6774:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6774: |
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[CSE] Error number 1691 in line 6774:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6775: |
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[CSE] Warning number 851 in line 6775:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6775: |
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[CSE] Error number 1692 in line 6775:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6776: |
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[CSE] Warning number 852 in line 6776:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6776: |
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[CSE] Error number 1693 in line 6776:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6777: |
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[CSE] Warning number 853 in line 6777:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6777: |
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[CSE] Error number 1694 in line 6777:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6778:  |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 854 in line 6778:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6778: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1695 in line 6778:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6779: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 855 in line 6779:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6779: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1696 in line 6779:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6780:
6781:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 856 in line 6781:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6781:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1697 in line 6781:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6782: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 857 in line 6782:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6783:  |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 858 in line 6783:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6783: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1698 in line 6783:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6784: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 859 in line 6784:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6784: |
-------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1699 in line 6784:26:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6785: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 860 in line 6785:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6785: |
-------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1700 in line 6785:26:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6786: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 861 in line 6786:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6786: |
------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1701 in line 6786:25:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6787:  |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 862 in line 6787:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6708). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6787: | |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1702 in line 6787:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6787: | |
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1703 in line 6787:82:
The end tag for "tbody" was found, but all "tbody" start
tags already have end tags. This appears to be an extra end
tag that should be removed.
6788: |
6792:
6793:
6794:
6795:
6796:
-------||||
[CSE] Error number 1705 in line 6796:2:
The "zzbr" element is not a recognized element. Is it
misspelled?
6796:
--------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 1706 in line 6796:27:
The "tr" element must have an end tag ( ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6797:
6798: | | Jump to:) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6804: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6804: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:) but the
end tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6804: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:
6814:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 865 in line 6814:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6814:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1718 in line 6814:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6815: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 866 in line 6815:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6815: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1719 in line 6815:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6816: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 867 in line 6816:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6816: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1720 in line 6816:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6817:
6818: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 868 in line 6818:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6818: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1721 in line 6818:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6819: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 869 in line 6819:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6819: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1722 in line 6819:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6820: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 870 in line 6820:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6820: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1723 in line 6820:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6821: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 871 in line 6821:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6822:
6823:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 872 in line 6823:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6823:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1724 in line 6823:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6824: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 873 in line 6824:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6824: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1725 in line 6824:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6825: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 874 in line 6825:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6825: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1726 in line 6825:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6826:
6827: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 875 in line 6827:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6827: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 876 in line 6827:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6827). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6827: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 877 in line 6827:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6827: |
----------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1727 in line 6827:47:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6828: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 878 in line 6828:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6828: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1728 in line 6828:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6829: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 879 in line 6829:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6829: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1729 in line 6829:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6830: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 880 in line 6830:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6830: |
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[CSE] Error number 1730 in line 6830:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6831:
6832:
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[CSE] Warning number 881 in line 6832:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6832:
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[CSE] Error number 1731 in line 6832:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6833: |
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[CSE] Warning number 882 in line 6833:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6833: |
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[CSE] Error number 1732 in line 6833:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6834: |
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[CSE] Warning number 883 in line 6834:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6834: |
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[CSE] Error number 1733 in line 6834:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6835:
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[CSE] Warning number 884 in line 6835:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6835:
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[CSE] Warning number 885 in line 6835:6:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6836:
6837:
6849:
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[CSE] Warning number 888 in line 6849:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6835). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6849:
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[CSE] Warning number 889 in line 6849:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6849:
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[CSE] Error number 1738 in line 6849:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6849:
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[CSE] Error number 1739 in line 6849:28:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6850: | Labor's issues in today's news |
6853:
6854:
6855:
6856:
6857: |
6858: |
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[CSE] Warning number 892 in line 6858:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6858: |
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[CSE] Error number 1740 in line 6858:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6859: |
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[CSE] Warning number 893 in line 6859:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6859: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1741 in line 6859:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6860: |
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[CSE] Warning number 894 in line 6860:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6860: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1742 in line 6860:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6861: |
6862:
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[CSE] Warning number 895 in line 6862:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6862:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1743 in line 6862:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6863: |
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[CSE] Warning number 896 in line 6863:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6863: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1744 in line 6863:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6864: |
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[CSE] Warning number 897 in line 6864:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6864: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1745 in line 6864:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6865:
6866: |
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[CSE] Warning number 898 in line 6866:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6866: |
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[CSE] Warning number 899 in line 6866:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6866). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6866: |
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[CSE] Warning number 900 in line 6866:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6866: |
----------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1746 in line 6866:47:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6867: |
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[CSE] Warning number 901 in line 6867:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6867: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1747 in line 6867:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6868: |
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[CSE] Warning number 902 in line 6868:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6868: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1748 in line 6868:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6869: |
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[CSE] Warning number 903 in line 6869:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6869: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1749 in line 6869:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6870:
6871:
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[CSE] Warning number 904 in line 6871:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6871:
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[CSE] Error number 1750 in line 6871:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6872: |
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[CSE] Warning number 905 in line 6872:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6872: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1751 in line 6872:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6873: |
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[CSE] Warning number 906 in line 6873:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6873: |
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[CSE] Error number 1752 in line 6873:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6874: |
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[CSE] Warning number 907 in line 6874:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6874: |
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[CSE] Error number 1753 in line 6874:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6875: |
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[CSE] Warning number 908 in line 6875:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6875: |
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[CSE] Error number 1754 in line 6875:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6876: |
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[CSE] Warning number 909 in line 6876:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6876: |
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[CSE] Error number 1755 in line 6876:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6877: |
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[CSE] Warning number 910 in line 6877:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6877: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1756 in line 6877:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6878:
6879:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 911 in line 6879:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6879:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1757 in line 6879:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6880: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 912 in line 6880:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6881: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 913 in line 6881:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6881: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1758 in line 6881:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6882: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 914 in line 6882:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6882: |
-------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1759 in line 6882:26:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6883: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 915 in line 6883:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6883: |
-------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1760 in line 6883:26:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6884: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 916 in line 6884:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6884: |
------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1761 in line 6884:25:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6885: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 917 in line 6885:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6804). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6885: | |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1762 in line 6885:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6885: | |
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1763 in line 6885:82:
The end tag for "tbody" was found, but all "tbody" start
tags already have end tags. This appears to be an extra end
tag that should be removed.
6886: |
6890:
6891:
6892:
6893:
6894:
6895:
6896:
6897:
6898:
6899:
6900:
6901:
6902:
6903:
6904:
6905:
6906:
6907:
6908: | | Jump to:) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6914: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6914: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:) but the
end tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
6914: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:
6924:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 920 in line 6924:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6924:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1777 in line 6924:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6925: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 921 in line 6925:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6925: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1778 in line 6925:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6926: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 922 in line 6926:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6926: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1779 in line 6926:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6927:
6928: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 923 in line 6928:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6928: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1780 in line 6928:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6929: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 924 in line 6929:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6929: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1781 in line 6929:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6930: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 925 in line 6930:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6930: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1782 in line 6930:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6931: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 926 in line 6931:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6932:
6933:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 927 in line 6933:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6933:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1783 in line 6933:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6934: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 928 in line 6934:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6934: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1784 in line 6934:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6935: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 929 in line 6935:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6935: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1785 in line 6935:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6936:
6937: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 930 in line 6937:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6937: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 931 in line 6937:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6937). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6937: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 932 in line 6937:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6937: |
----------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1786 in line 6937:47:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6938: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 933 in line 6938:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6938: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1787 in line 6938:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6939: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 934 in line 6939:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6939: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1788 in line 6939:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6940: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 935 in line 6940:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6940: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1789 in line 6940:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6941:
6942:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 936 in line 6942:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6942:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1790 in line 6942:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6943: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 937 in line 6943:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6943: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1791 in line 6943:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6944: |
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[CSE] Warning number 938 in line 6944:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6944: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1792 in line 6944:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6945:
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[CSE] Warning number 939 in line 6945:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6945:
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[CSE] Warning number 940 in line 6945:6:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6946:
6947:
6957:
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[CSE] Warning number 943 in line 6957:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6945). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6957:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 944 in line 6957:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6957:
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[CSE] Error number 1795 in line 6957:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6957:
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[CSE] Error number 1796 in line 6957:28:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
6958: Labor's issues in
today's news |
6961:
6962:
6963:
6964:
6965: |
6966: |
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[CSE] Warning number 947 in line 6966:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6966: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1797 in line 6966:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6967: |
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[CSE] Warning number 948 in line 6967:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6967: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1798 in line 6967:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6968: |
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[CSE] Warning number 949 in line 6968:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6968: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1799 in line 6968:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6969: |
6970:
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[CSE] Warning number 950 in line 6970:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6970:
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[CSE] Error number 1800 in line 6970:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6971: |
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[CSE] Warning number 951 in line 6971:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6971: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1801 in line 6971:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6972: |
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[CSE] Warning number 952 in line 6972:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6972: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1802 in line 6972:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6973:
6974: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 953 in line 6974:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6974: |
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[CSE] Warning number 954 in line 6974:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6974). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6974: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 955 in line 6974:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
6974: |
----------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1803 in line 6974:47:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6975: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 956 in line 6975:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6975: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1804 in line 6975:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6976: |
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[CSE] Warning number 957 in line 6976:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6976: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1805 in line 6976:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6977: |
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[CSE] Warning number 958 in line 6977:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6977: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1806 in line 6977:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6978:
6979:
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[CSE] Warning number 959 in line 6979:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6979:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1807 in line 6979:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6980: |
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[CSE] Warning number 960 in line 6980:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6980: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1808 in line 6980:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6981: |
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[CSE] Warning number 961 in line 6981:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6981: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1809 in line 6981:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6982: |
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[CSE] Warning number 962 in line 6982:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6982: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1810 in line 6982:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6983: |
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[CSE] Warning number 963 in line 6983:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6983: |
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[CSE] Error number 1811 in line 6983:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6984: |
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[CSE] Warning number 964 in line 6984:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6984: |
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[CSE] Error number 1812 in line 6984:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6985: |
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[CSE] Warning number 965 in line 6985:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6985: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1813 in line 6985:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6986:
6987:
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[CSE] Warning number 966 in line 6987:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
6987:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1814 in line 6987:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
6988: |
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[CSE] Warning number 967 in line 6988:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6989: |
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[CSE] Warning number 968 in line 6989:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6989: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1815 in line 6989:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6990: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 969 in line 6990:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6990: |
-------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1816 in line 6990:26:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6991: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 970 in line 6991:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6991: |
-------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1817 in line 6991:26:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6992: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 971 in line 6992:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6992: |
------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1818 in line 6992:25:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6993: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 972 in line 6993:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 6914). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
6993: | |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1819 in line 6993:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
6993: | |
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1820 in line 6993:82:
The end tag for "tbody" was found, but all "tbody" start
tags already have end tags. This appears to be an extra end
tag that should be removed.
6994: |
6998:
6999:
7000:
7001:
7002:
7003:
7004:
7005:
7006:
7007:
7008:
7009:
7010:
7011:
7012:
7013:
7014:
7015: | | Jump to:) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7021: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7021: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:) but the
end tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7021: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:
7031:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 975 in line 7031:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7031:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1834 in line 7031:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7032: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 976 in line 7032:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7032: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1835 in line 7032:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7033: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 977 in line 7033:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7033: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1836 in line 7033:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7034:
7035: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 978 in line 7035:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7035: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1837 in line 7035:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7036: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 979 in line 7036:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7036: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1838 in line 7036:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7037: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 980 in line 7037:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7037: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1839 in line 7037:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7038: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 981 in line 7038:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7039:
7040:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 982 in line 7040:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7040:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1840 in line 7040:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7041: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 983 in line 7041:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7041: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1841 in line 7041:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7042: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 984 in line 7042:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7042: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1842 in line 7042:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7043:
7044: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 985 in line 7044:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7044: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 986 in line 7044:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7044). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7044: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 987 in line 7044:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7044: |
----------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1843 in line 7044:47:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7045: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 988 in line 7045:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7045: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1844 in line 7045:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7046: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 989 in line 7046:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7046: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1845 in line 7046:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7047: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 990 in line 7047:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7047: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1846 in line 7047:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7048:
7049:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 991 in line 7049:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7049:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1847 in line 7049:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7050: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 992 in line 7050:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7050: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1848 in line 7050:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7051: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 993 in line 7051:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7051: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1849 in line 7051:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7052:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 994 in line 7052:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7052:
-----------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 995 in line 7052:6:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7053:
7054:
7064:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 998 in line 7064:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7052). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7064:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 999 in line 7064:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7064:
-----------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1852 in line 7064:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7064:
---------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1853 in line 7064:28:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7065: Labor's issues in
today's news |
7068:
7069:
7070:
7071:
7072: |
7073: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1002 in line 7073:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7073: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1854 in line 7073:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7074: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1003 in line 7074:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7074: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1855 in line 7074:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7075: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1004 in line 7075:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7075: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1856 in line 7075:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7076: |
7077:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1005 in line 7077:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7077:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1857 in line 7077:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7078: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1006 in line 7078:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7078: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1858 in line 7078:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7079: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1007 in line 7079:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7079: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1859 in line 7079:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7080:
7081: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1008 in line 7081:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7081: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 1009 in line 7081:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7081). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7081: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 1010 in line 7081:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7081: |
----------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1860 in line 7081:47:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7082: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1011 in line 7082:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7082: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1861 in line 7082:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7083: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1012 in line 7083:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7083: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1862 in line 7083:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7084: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1013 in line 7084:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7084: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1863 in line 7084:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7085:
7086:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1014 in line 7086:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7086:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1864 in line 7086:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7087: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1015 in line 7087:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7087: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1865 in line 7087:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7088: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1016 in line 7088:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7088: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1866 in line 7088:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7089: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1017 in line 7089:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7089: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1867 in line 7089:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7090: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1018 in line 7090:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7090: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1868 in line 7090:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7091: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1019 in line 7091:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7091: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1869 in line 7091:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7092: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1020 in line 7092:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7092: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1870 in line 7092:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7093:
7094:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1021 in line 7094:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7094:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1871 in line 7094:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7095: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1022 in line 7095:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7096: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1023 in line 7096:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7096: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1872 in line 7096:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7097: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1024 in line 7097:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7097: |
-------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1873 in line 7097:26:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7098: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1025 in line 7098:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7098: |
-------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1874 in line 7098:26:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7099: |
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[CSE] Warning number 1026 in line 7099:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7099: |
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[CSE] Error number 1875 in line 7099:25:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7100: |
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[CSE] Warning number 1027 in line 7100:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7021). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7100: | |
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[CSE] Error number 1876 in line 7100:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7100: | |
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[CSE] Error number 1877 in line 7100:82:
The end tag for "tbody" was found, but all "tbody" start
tags already have end tags. This appears to be an extra end
tag that should be removed.
7101: |
7105:
7106:
7107:
7108:
7109:
7110:
7111:
7112:
7113:
7114:
7115:
7116:
7117:
7118:
7119: | | Jump to:) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7125: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:| | Jump to:) but the
end tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7125: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:
7135:
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[CSE] Warning number 1030 in line 7135:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7135:
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[CSE] Error number 1890 in line 7135:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7136: |
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[CSE] Warning number 1031 in line 7136:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7136: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1891 in line 7136:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7137: |
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[CSE] Warning number 1032 in line 7137:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7137: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1892 in line 7137:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7138:
7139: |
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[CSE] Warning number 1033 in line 7139:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7139: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1893 in line 7139:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7140: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1034 in line 7140:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7140: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1894 in line 7140:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7141: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1035 in line 7141:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7141: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1895 in line 7141:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7142: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1036 in line 7142:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7143:
7144:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1037 in line 7144:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7144:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1896 in line 7144:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7145: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1038 in line 7145:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7145: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1897 in line 7145:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7146: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1039 in line 7146:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7146: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1898 in line 7146:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7147:
7148: |
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[CSE] Warning number 1040 in line 7148:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7148: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 1041 in line 7148:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7148). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7148: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 1042 in line 7148:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7148: |
----------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1899 in line 7148:47:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7149: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1043 in line 7149:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7149: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1900 in line 7149:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7150: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1044 in line 7150:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7150: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1901 in line 7150:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7151: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1045 in line 7151:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7151: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1902 in line 7151:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7152:
7153:
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[CSE] Warning number 1046 in line 7153:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7153:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1903 in line 7153:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7154: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1047 in line 7154:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7154: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1904 in line 7154:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7155: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1048 in line 7155:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7155: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1905 in line 7155:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7156:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1049 in line 7156:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7156:
-----------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 1050 in line 7156:6:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7157:
7158:
7168:
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[CSE] Warning number 1053 in line 7168:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7156). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7168:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1054 in line 7168:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7168:
-----------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1908 in line 7168:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7168:
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[CSE] Error number 1909 in line 7168:28:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7169: Labor's issues in
today's news |
7172:
7173:
7174:
7175:
7176: |
7177: |
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[CSE] Warning number 1057 in line 7177:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7177: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1910 in line 7177:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7178: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1058 in line 7178:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7178: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1911 in line 7178:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7179: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1059 in line 7179:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7179: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1912 in line 7179:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7180: |
7181:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1060 in line 7181:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7181:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1913 in line 7181:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7182: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1061 in line 7182:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7182: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1914 in line 7182:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7183: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1062 in line 7183:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7183: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1915 in line 7183:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7184:
7185: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1063 in line 7185:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7185: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 1064 in line 7185:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7185). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7185: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 1065 in line 7185:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7185: |
----------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1916 in line 7185:47:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7186: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1066 in line 7186:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7186: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1917 in line 7186:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7187: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1067 in line 7187:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7187: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1918 in line 7187:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7188: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1068 in line 7188:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7188: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1919 in line 7188:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7189:
7190:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1069 in line 7190:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7190:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1920 in line 7190:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7191: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1070 in line 7191:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7191: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1921 in line 7191:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7192: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1071 in line 7192:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7192: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1922 in line 7192:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7193: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1072 in line 7193:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7193: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1923 in line 7193:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7194: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1073 in line 7194:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7194: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1924 in line 7194:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7195: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1074 in line 7195:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7195: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1925 in line 7195:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7196: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1075 in line 7196:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7196: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1926 in line 7196:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7197:
7198:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1076 in line 7198:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7198:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1927 in line 7198:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7199: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1077 in line 7199:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7200: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1078 in line 7200:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7200: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1928 in line 7200:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7201: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1079 in line 7201:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7201: |
-------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1929 in line 7201:26:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7202: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1080 in line 7202:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7202: |
-------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1930 in line 7202:26:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7203: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1081 in line 7203:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7203: |
------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1931 in line 7203:25:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7204: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1082 in line 7204:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7125). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7204: | |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1932 in line 7204:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7204: | |
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 1933 in line 7204:82:
The end tag for "tbody" was found, but all "tbody" start
tags already have end tags. This appears to be an extra end
tag that should be removed.
7205: |
7209:
7210:
7211: |
7212:
7213:
7214:
7215:
7216:
-------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Error number 1935 in line 7216:26:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "RIGHT", use "right". This is
in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7217:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1936 in line 7217:2:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 7216) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
7218: Our Mission
-------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 1937 in line 7218:62:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7219:
7220: . . . to ensure ready access to essential evidence . . . that documents the rights of American citizens, the actions of federal officials, and the national experience . . .
7221: Since this had width but not height will it stretch yes ?
7222: asdfsa. End of caption over an image.
7223:
7224:
7225:
Caption under an image here?
7226: |
7227:
7228:
7229:
---------------|||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1938 in line 7229:10:
The end tag for "zzcenter" was found, but all "zzcenter"
start tags already have end tags. This appears to be an
extra end tag that should be removed.
7230:
7231:
-------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Error number 1939 in line 7231:26:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "RIGHT", use "right". This is
in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7232:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1940 in line 7232:2:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 7231) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
7233: Our Mission
-------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 1941 in line 7233:62:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7234:
7235: . . . to ensure ready access to essential evidence . . . that documents the rights of American citizens, the actions of federal officials, and the national experience . . .
7236: Since this had width but not height will it stretch yes ?
7237: asdfsa. End of caption over an image.
7238:
7239:
7240:
Caption under an image here?
7241: |
7242:
7243:
7244:
---------------|||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1942 in line 7244:10:
The end tag for "zzcenter" was found, but all "zzcenter"
start tags already have end tags. This appears to be an
extra end tag that should be removed.
7245:
7246:
7247:
7248:
7249:
7250:
7251:
7252:
7253:
7254:
7255:
7256:
7257:
7258:
7259:
7260:
7261:
7262:
7263:
7264:
-------|
[CSE] Error number 1943 in line 7264:2:
The "p" element must have an end tag ( ) but the end tag
was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as empty
(like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag. Elements
declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.) can have
an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7265:
7266:
7267:
7268:
7269:
7270:
7271:
7272:
7273:
7274:
7275:
7276:
7277:
7278:
7279:
7280:
7281:
7282:
7283: Boxed slogan example:
7284:
7285:
7286:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1944 in line 7286:2:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 7285) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
7287: Our Mission
-------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 1945 in line 7287:62:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7288:
7289: . . . to ensure ready access to essential evidence . . . that documents the rights of American citizens, the actions of federal officials, and the national experience . . .
7290: Since this had width but not height will it stretch?
7291: asdfsa
7292: |
7293:
7294:
7295:
------------------------|
[CSE] Error number 1946 in line 7295:19:
The "p" element must have an end tag ( ) but the end tag
was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as empty
(like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag. Elements
declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.) can have
an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7296:
7297:
7298:
7299: Boxed slogan example:
7300:
-------||||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1947 in line 7300:2:
The "zzzzcenter" element is not a recognized element. Is it
misspelled?
7301:
7302:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1948 in line 7302:2:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 7301) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
7303: Our Mission
-------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 1949 in line 7303:62:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7304:
7305: . . . to ensure ready access to essential evidence . . . that documents the rights of American citizens, the actions of federal officials, and the national experience . . .
7306: Since this had width but not height will it stretch?
7307: asdfsa
7308: |
7309:
7310:
7311:
----------------------------|
[CSE] Error number 1950 in line 7311:23:
The "p" element must have an end tag ( ) but the end tag
was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as empty
(like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag. Elements
declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.) can have
an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7312:
7313:
7314: Boxed slogan example:
7315:
-------|||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1951 in line 7315:2:
The "zzzzright" element is not a recognized element. Is it
misspelled?
7316:
---------------------------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Error number 1952 in line 7316:46:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "RIGHT", use "right". This is
in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7317:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1953 in line 7317:2:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 7316) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
7318: Our Mission
-------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 1954 in line 7318:62:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7319:
7320: . . . to ensure ready access to essential evidence . . . that documents the rights of American citizens, the actions of federal officials, and the national experience . . .
7321: Since this had width but not height will it stretch?
7322: asdfsa
7323: |
7324:
7325:
7326:
---------------------------|
[CSE] Error number 1955 in line 7326:22:
The "p" element must have an end tag ( ) but the end tag
was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as empty
(like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag. Elements
declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.) can have
an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7327:
7328:
7329:
7330: Boxed slogan example:
7331:
-------|||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1956 in line 7331:2:
The "zzzzright" element is not a recognized element. Is it
misspelled?
7332:
---------------------------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Error number 1957 in line 7332:46:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "RIGHT", use "right". This is
in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7333:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1958 in line 7333:2:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 7332) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
7334: Our Mission
-------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 1959 in line 7334:62:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7335:
7336: . . . to ensure ready access to essential evidence . . . that documents the rights of American citizens, the actions of federal officials, and the national experience . . .
7337: Since this had width but not height will it stretch?
7338: asdfsa
7339: |
7340:
7341:
7342:
---------------------------|
[CSE] Error number 1960 in line 7342:22:
The "p" element must have an end tag ( ) but the end tag
was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as empty
(like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag. Elements
declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.) can have
an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7343:
7344:
7345:
7346: Boxed slogan example:
7347:
-------|||||||||
[CSE] Error number 1961 in line 7347:2:
The "zzzzright" element is not a recognized element. Is it
misspelled?
7348:
---------------------------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Error number 1962 in line 7348:46:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "RIGHT", use "right". This is
in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7349:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 1963 in line 7349:2:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 7348) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
7350: Our Mission
-------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 1964 in line 7350:62:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7351:
7352: . . . to ensure ready access to essential evidence . . . that documents the rights of American citizens, the actions of federal officials, and the national experience . . .
7353: Since this had width but not height will it stretch?
7354: asdfsa
7355: |
7356:
7357:
7358:
---------------------------|
[CSE] Error number 1965 in line 7358:22:
The "p" element must have an end tag ( ) but the end tag
was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as empty
(like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag. Elements
declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.) can have
an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7359:
7360:
7361:
7362: Research these
7363: LB announcements list
7364: Labor studies list esp email
7365: http://home.erols.com/czarlab/index.html
7366: Quilting
7367: Handicapped-computer interfaces.
7368: lview 2.0 download
7369:
7370:
7371:
7372: Below is a chart showing how many colors you can display at a given resolution with your installed amount of VRAM on your video card.
7373:
7374:
7375: Resolution 1MB 2MB 4MB 8MB
7376:
7377:
7378: 640x480 16.7 M
7379:
7380: 800x600 65 k 16.7 M
7381:
7382: 1024x768 256 65 k 16.7 M
7383:
7384: 1280x1024 16 256 16.7 M
7385:
7386: 1600x1200 16 256 65 k 16.7 Million
7387:
7388: ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7397: summary="Border w/shadow for jump links table"
7398: align= "center"
7399: rem="bordercolor color bgcolor fail in NC3..4.7.. Gets 3d gray default"
-------|||
[CSE] Error number 1969 in line 7399:2:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "table" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "border", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "cellpadding",
"cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "frame",
"gradangle", "gradcolor", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"hspace", "id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nof",
"nowrap", "role", "rules", "spellcheck", "style", "summary",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "unselectable",
"valign", "vspace", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space", "on"
attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and
"item*" attributes.
7400: border="2"
7401: cellpadding="22"
7402: >| | Jump to:) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7402: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:| | Jump to:) but the
end tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7402: >| | Jump to:| | Jump to:
7412:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1085 in line 7412:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7412:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1979 in line 7412:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7413: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1086 in line 7413:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7413: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1980 in line 7413:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7414: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1087 in line 7414:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7414: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1981 in line 7414:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7415:
7416: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1088 in line 7416:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7416: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1982 in line 7416:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7417: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1089 in line 7417:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7417: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1983 in line 7417:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7418: ![]() ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7419:
7420:
7421:
7422: src="file://c:/lborg/wwwroot/3/lbhomejumpbu-ur.gif
7423:
7424:
7425: " height="6" width="6"> |
7426: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1091 in line 7426:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7427:
7428:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1092 in line 7428:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7428:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1985 in line 7428:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7429: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1093 in line 7429:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7429: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1986 in line 7429:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7430: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1094 in line 7430:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7430: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1987 in line 7430:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7431:
7432: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1095 in line 7432:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7432: |
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[CSE] Warning number 1096 in line 7432:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7432). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7432: |
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[CSE] Warning number 1097 in line 7432:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7432: |
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[CSE] Error number 1988 in line 7432:47:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7433: |
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[CSE] Warning number 1098 in line 7433:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7433: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1989 in line 7433:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7434: |
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[CSE] Warning number 1099 in line 7434:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7434: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1990 in line 7434:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7435: |
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[CSE] Warning number 1100 in line 7435:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7435: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1991 in line 7435:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7436:
7437:
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[CSE] Warning number 1101 in line 7437:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7437:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 1992 in line 7437:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7438: |
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[CSE] Warning number 1102 in line 7438:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7438: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1993 in line 7438:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7439: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1103 in line 7439:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7439: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 1994 in line 7439:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7440:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1104 in line 7440:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7440:
-----------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 1105 in line 7440:6:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7441:
7462:
7472: TESTX
7473:
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[CSE] Warning number 1108 in line 7473:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7440). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7473:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1109 in line 7473:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7473:
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[CSE] Error number 1997 in line 7473:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7473:
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[CSE] Error number 1998 in line 7473:28:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7474: Labor's issues in
today's news |
7477:
7478:
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[CSE] Warning number 1112 in line 7478:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7440). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7478:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1113 in line 7478:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7478:
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[CSE] Error number 1999 in line 7478:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7478:
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[CSE] Error number 2000 in line 7478:28:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7479: | Labor Express Radio |
7482:
7483:
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[CSE] Warning number 1116 in line 7483:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7440). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7483:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1117 in line 7483:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7483:
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[CSE] Error number 2001 in line 7483:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7483:
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[CSE] Error number 2002 in line 7483:28:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7484: | Featured sites |
7487:
7488:
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[CSE] Warning number 1120 in line 7488:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7440). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7488:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1121 in line 7488:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7488:
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[CSE] Error number 2003 in line 7488:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7488:
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[CSE] Error number 2004 in line 7488:28:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7489: | Shows / tapes / disks |
7493:
7494:
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[CSE] Warning number 1124 in line 7494:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7440). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7494:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1125 in line 7494:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7494:
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[CSE] Error number 2007 in line 7494:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7494:
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[CSE] Error number 2008 in line 7494:28:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7495: | View / listen now |
7500:
7501:
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[CSE] Warning number 1128 in line 7501:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7440). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7501:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1129 in line 7501:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7501:
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[CSE] Error number 2010 in line 7501:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7501:
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[CSE] Error number 2011 in line 7501:28:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7502: | Bulletin board |
7506:
7507:
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[CSE] Warning number 1132 in line 7507:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7440). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7507:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1133 in line 7507:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7507:
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[CSE] Error number 2014 in line 7507:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7507:
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[CSE] Error number 2015 in line 7507:28:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7508: | Show times |
7512:
7513:
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[CSE] Warning number 1136 in line 7513:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7440). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7513:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1137 in line 7513:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7513:
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[CSE] Error number 2018 in line 7513:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7513:
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[CSE] Error number 2019 in line 7513:28:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7514: | Translate |
7518:
7519:
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[CSE] Warning number 1140 in line 7519:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7440). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7519:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1141 in line 7519:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7519:
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[CSE] Error number 2022 in line 7519:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7519:
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[CSE] Error number 2023 in line 7519:28:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "TOP", use "top". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7520: | About LB |
7524:
7525:
7526:
7527:
7528: |
7529: |
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[CSE] Warning number 1144 in line 7529:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7529: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2026 in line 7529:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7530: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1145 in line 7530:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7530: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2027 in line 7530:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7531: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1146 in line 7531:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7531: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2028 in line 7531:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7532: |
7533:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1147 in line 7533:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7533:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2029 in line 7533:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7534: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1148 in line 7534:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7534: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2030 in line 7534:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7535: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1149 in line 7535:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7535: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2031 in line 7535:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7536:
7537: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1150 in line 7537:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7537: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 1151 in line 7537:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7537). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7537: |
--------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Warning number 1152 in line 7537:39:
[30] The "center" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "center"
tag. Depending on the correct usage of the ended element,
you may be able to reopen it after using the "center"
element; 2. Eliminate the "center" element; or 3. Reorder or
swap the "center" and "font" tags.
7537: |
----------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2032 in line 7537:47:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7538: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1153 in line 7538:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7538: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2033 in line 7538:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7539: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1154 in line 7539:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7539: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2034 in line 7539:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7540: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1155 in line 7540:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7540: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2035 in line 7540:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7541:
7542:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1156 in line 7542:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7542:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2036 in line 7542:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7543: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1157 in line 7543:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7543: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2037 in line 7543:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7544: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1158 in line 7544:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7544: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2038 in line 7544:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7545: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1159 in line 7545:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7545: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2039 in line 7545:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7546: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1160 in line 7546:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7546: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2040 in line 7546:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7547: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1161 in line 7547:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7547: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2041 in line 7547:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7548: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1162 in line 7548:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7548: |
-----------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2042 in line 7548:24:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7549:
7550:
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1163 in line 7550:2:
[30] The "tr" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "tr" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "tr" element; 2.
Eliminate the "tr" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "tr"
and "font" tags.
7550:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2043 in line 7550:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7551: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1164 in line 7551:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7552: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1165 in line 7552:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7552: |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2044 in line 7552:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7553: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1166 in line 7553:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7553: |
-------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2045 in line 7553:26:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7554: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1167 in line 7554:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7554: |
-------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2046 in line 7554:26:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7555: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1168 in line 7555:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7555: |
------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2047 in line 7555:25:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7556: |
-------||
[CSE] Warning number 1169 in line 7556:2:
[30] The "td" tag is contained in a "font" element (with
"font" start tag in line 7402). Although this may appear to
work in some browsers, it is not allowed by current HTML and
XHTML standards. This may cause problems or unexpected page
rendering for more standards compliant browsers. Possible
solutions: 1. End the "font" tag before using the "td" tag.
Depending on the correct usage of the ended element, you may
be able to reopen it after using the "td" element; 2.
Eliminate the "td" element; or 3. Reorder or swap the "td"
and "font" tags.
7556: | |
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2048 in line 7556:6:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7556: | |
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 2049 in line 7556:82:
The end tag for "tbody" was found, but all "tbody" start
tags already have end tags. This appears to be an extra end
tag that should be removed.
7557: |
|
---------------||
[CSE] Error number 2051 in line 7560:10:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 7396) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
7560: --> |
-------------------------||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
[CSE] Error number 2052 in line 7560:20:
The "zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzbr" element is not a
recognized element. Is it misspelled?
7561:
7562:
7563:
7564:
7565: ', not '>'. If '>'
indicates the end of the comment, this is an error,
otherwise it is not, but it may be dangerous with some
browsers to use the character '>' in a strict comment.
7566: LABOR DAY special broadcasts (Chicago, September 2)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[CSE] Warning number 1172 in line 7566:74:
Found the character '<' in a '', not '>'. If '>'
indicates the end of the comment, this is an error,
otherwise it is not, but it may be dangerous with some
browsers to use the character '>' in a strict comment.
7567:
------|
[CSE] Warning number 1174 in line 7567:1:
Found the character '<' in a '', not '>'. If '>'
indicates the end of the comment, this is an error,
otherwise it is not, but it may be dangerous with some
browsers to use the character '>' in a strict comment.
7567:
------------|
[CSE] Warning number 1176 in line 7567:7:
Found the character '<' in a '', not '>'. If '>'
indicates the end of the comment, this is an error,
otherwise it is not, but it may be dangerous with some
browsers to use the character '>' in a strict comment.
7567:
------------------|
[CSE] Warning number 1178 in line 7567:13:
Found the character '<' in a '', not '>'. If '>'
indicates the end of the comment, this is an error,
otherwise it is not, but it may be dangerous with some
browsers to use the character '>' in a strict comment.
7568: -->
7569:
7570:
7571:
7579:
7580:
7581:
7582:
7583:
7584:
7585:
7586:
7587:
7588: ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7589: src=" c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/pvogel.jpg"
7590: alt="Mrs. Pat Vogel, mother of a U.S. soldier in Iraq. Photo by Steve Dalber."
7591: height="140"
7592: align="CENTER"
--------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 2054 in line 7592:9:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "CENTER", use "center". This
is in contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7592: align="CENTER"
--------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 2055 in line 7592:9:
The "align" attribute has an invalid attribute value
"CENTER". The expected value is one of the following:
"absbottom", "absmiddle", "baseline", "bottom", "center",
"left", "middle", "right", "texttop", or "top".
7593: >
7594:
-----------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2056 in line 7594:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "ALL", use "all". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7595: "'Labor Beat: Chicago Protests'"
7596:
7597: Recent News Release: [ Labor Beat ]
7598:
7601: [ Labor Express]
7602:
7603:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2057 in line 7603:2:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7604: [ Shows Lists ]
7605: [ News Releases Search ]
7606: | |
----------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2058 in line 7606:23:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 7396) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
7607:
7608:
7609:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2059 in line 7609:2:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7609:
-----------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2060 in line 7609:12:
In XHTML, enumerated attribute values are case-sensitive and
must be lowercase. Instead of "ALL", use "all". This is in
contrast to HTML, where values are normally not
case-sensitive.
7610: notes
7611:
7612: css can set a style in the head ala
7613:
7614: BODY {background-image:
7615: url(../3/banneraniylw.gif);
7616: zzzbackground-repeat: no-repeat;
7617: background-repeat: repeat;
7618: background-position: 200px 200px;
7619: background-attachment: fixed; }
7620:
7621:
7622:
-------|||
[CSE] Error number 2061 in line 7622:2:
The "div" element must have an end tag ( ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7623:
7624:
7625:
7626: STARTOFTABLE stripping
7627:
--------|||||
[CSE] Error number 2062 in line 7627:3:
This table doesn't appear to have the same number of cells
in each of its 3 rows. Number of cells in each row, starting
with the first row: 3 (line 7628), 3 (line 7663), 2 (line
7669). Note that for the purposes of this message, a table
cell with a "colspan" or "rowspan" value greater than 1 is
considered to be multiple cells.
7628:
7629:
7630:
7631:
7632:  |
-----------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2063 in line 7632:36:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7633: |
7634:  |
------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2064 in line 7634:37:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7635:
7636:
7637:
7638:
7639:
7640:
7641:
7642:
7643:
7644:
7645:
7646:
7647:
7648:
7649: |
-----------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2065 in line 7649:36:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7650: |
7651: |
------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2066 in line 7651:37:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7652:
7653:
7654:
7655:
7656: |
7657:
7658:
7659:
7660:
7661:
7662:
7663:
|  |
|
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2067 in line 7663:75:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7663:
| |
|
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||||
[CSE] Error number 2068 in line 7663:118:
The "zzzwidth" attribute is not valid for the "td" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "abbr",
"accesskey", "align", "axes", "axis", "background",
"bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class", "colspan",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "gradangle", "gradcolor", "headers", "height",
"hidden", "hidefocus", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "rowspan", "scope",
"spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "title", "transparency",
"unselectable", "valign", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
7663:
| |
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2069 in line 7663:134:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7663:
| |
|
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||
[CSE] Error number 2070 in line 7663:153:
The "valign" attribute is not valid for the "img" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "alt", "border", "class", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "crossorigin", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "hspace", "id", "ismap",
"lang", "longdesc", "name", "role", "spellcheck", "src",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "usemap", "vspace", "width",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
7663:
| |
|
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2071 in line 7663:264:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7664:
7665:
7666:
7667:
7668:
7669:
--------||
[CSE] Error number 2072 in line 7669:3:
The "tr" element must have an end tag ( ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7670: |
7671:
7672:
7673: |
7674:
--------||
[CSE] Error number 2073 in line 7674:3:
The "tr" element must have an end tag ( ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7674:
--------||
[CSE] Error number 2074 in line 7674:3:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7669) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7675: |
7676:
7677:
7678: |
7679:
7680:
7681:
7682:
7683:
7684:
7685:
7686:
--------||
[CSE] Error number 2075 in line 7686:3:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7674) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7687: |
7688:
7689:
7690: |
7691: |
7692:
7693:
--------||
[CSE] Error number 2076 in line 7693:3:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7674) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7694:
7695:
7696:
7697:
7698:  |
7699: |
7700:  |
7701:
7702:
7703: |
7704:
7705: ENDOFTABLE
-------||||||
[CSE] Error number 2077 in line 7705:2:
The "tr" end tag (started in line 7669) should appear before
the "table" end tag or this end tag should be removed
(nesting error).
7706:
7707:
7708:
7709:
7710: STARTOFTABLEsbkeepgood------
7711:
-------|||||
[CSE] Error number 2078 in line 7711:2:
This table doesn't appear to have the same number of cells
in each of its 13 rows. Number of cells in each row,
starting with the first row: 3 (line 7712), 3 (line 7724), 3
(line 7727), 3 (line 7732), 3 (line 7735), 3 (line 7740), 3
(line 7743), 3 (line 7748), 3 (line 7751), 3 (line 7756), 3
(line 7759), 3 (line 7764), 0 (line 7769). Note that for the
purposes of this message, a table cell with a "colspan" or
"rowspan" value greater than 1 is considered to be multiple
cells.
7712:
7713:
7714:
---------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2079 in line 7714:10:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "table" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "border", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "cellpadding",
"cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "frame",
"gradangle", "gradcolor", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"hspace", "id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nof",
"nowrap", "role", "rules", "spellcheck", "style", "summary",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "unselectable",
"valign", "vspace", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space", "on"
attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and
"item*" attributes.
7715:
7716: |
-----------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2080 in line 7716:36:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7717: |
7718: |
------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2081 in line 7718:37:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7719:
7720:
7721:
7722: |
7723:
7724:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2082 in line 7724:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7725: | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7727: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif"> | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7731: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif">
--------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2087 in line 7731:9:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7732:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2088 in line 7732:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7733: | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7735: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif"> | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7739: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif">
--------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2093 in line 7739:9:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7740:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2094 in line 7740:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7741: | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7743: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif"> | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7747: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif">
--------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2099 in line 7747:9:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7748:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2100 in line 7748:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7749: | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7751: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif"> | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7755: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif">
--------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2105 in line 7755:9:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7756:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2106 in line 7756:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7757: | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7759: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif"> | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7763: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif">
--------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2111 in line 7763:9:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7764: | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7768: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif">
---------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2114 in line 7768:10:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7769: |
) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7769: |
7771: |
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7773: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif">
---------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2118 in line 7773:10:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7774:
7775:
7776:
7777:
7778:
7779:
7780:
7781:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2119 in line 7781:2:
The "tr" element must have an end tag ( ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7781:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2120 in line 7781:2:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7769) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7782:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2121 in line 7782:2:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7781) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7783: |
7784:
|
--------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2122 in line 7784:45:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7785: |
------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2123 in line 7785:13:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7786:
7787:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2124 in line 7787:2:
The "tr" element must have an end tag ( ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7787:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2125 in line 7787:2:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7781) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7788:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2126 in line 7788:2:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7787) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7789: |
7790:
|
--------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2127 in line 7790:45:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7791: |
------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2128 in line 7791:13:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7792:
7793:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2129 in line 7793:2:
The "tr" element must have an end tag ( ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7793:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2130 in line 7793:2:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7787) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7794:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2131 in line 7794:2:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7793) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7795: |
7796:
|
--------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2132 in line 7796:45:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7797: |
------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2133 in line 7797:13:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7798:
7799:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2134 in line 7799:2:
The "tr" element must have an end tag ( ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7799:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2135 in line 7799:2:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7793) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7800:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2136 in line 7800:2:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7799) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7801: |
7802:
|
--------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2137 in line 7802:45:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7803: |
------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2138 in line 7803:13:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7804:
7805:
7806:
7807:
7808:
7809:
7810:
7811:
7812:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2139 in line 7812:2:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7799) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7813: |
7814:
7815:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2140 in line 7815:2:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7816: |
7817: |
7818:
7819:
7820:
--------||
[CSE] Error number 2141 in line 7820:3:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7799) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7821: |
7822:
7823:
7824: ====a
---------------||
[CSE] Error number 2142 in line 7824:10:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7825: |
7826: |
7827:
7828:
7829:
--------||
[CSE] Error number 2143 in line 7829:3:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7799) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7830: |
7831:
7832:
7833: ====bsbkeepgood
-------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2144 in line 7833:20:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7834: |
7835: |
7836:
7837:
7838:
7839:
7840:
7841:
7842:
--------||
[CSE] Error number 2145 in line 7842:3:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7799) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7843: |
7844:
7845: 
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Warning number 1180 in line 7845:91:
An invalid character reference "&page" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7845:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||
[CSE] Warning number 1181 in line 7845:131:
An invalid character reference "&pos" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7845:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Warning number 1182 in line 7845:141:
An invalid character reference "&camp" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7845:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Warning number 1183 in line 7845:173:
An invalid character reference "&ad" was found in the "href"
attribute value. The most likely cause is an unencoded
ampersand. This is a common error that should be fixed (even
though it still works most of the time). Ampersands should
be encoded as "&" even when specifying script variables.
Web browsers will convert the "&" entities back to just
'&'. Example: href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should
be href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that
the ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other
causes of invalid references are misspelled entity names and
missing semicolons.
7845:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Warning number 1184 in line 7845:194:
An invalid character reference "&goto" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7845:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2146 in line 7845:260:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper ( ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7845:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2147 in line 7845:360:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper ( ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7846: [[[[[[nytimes.com/autos]]]]]]]
-----------------------------------------------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Warning number 1185 in line 7846:66:
An invalid character reference "&page" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7846: [[[[[[nytimes.com/autos]]]]]]]
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||
[CSE] Warning number 1186 in line 7846:106:
An invalid character reference "&pos" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7846: [[[[[[nytimes.com/autos]]]]]]]
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Warning number 1187 in line 7846:116:
An invalid character reference "&camp" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7846: [[[[[[nytimes.com/autos]]]]]]]
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Warning number 1188 in line 7846:148:
An invalid character reference "&ad" was found in the "href"
attribute value. The most likely cause is an unencoded
ampersand. This is a common error that should be fixed (even
though it still works most of the time). Ampersands should
be encoded as "&" even when specifying script variables.
Web browsers will convert the "&" entities back to just
'&'. Example: href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should
be href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that
the ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other
causes of invalid references are misspelled entity names and
missing semicolons.
7846: [[[[[[nytimes.com/autos]]]]]]]
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Warning number 1189 in line 7846:169:
An invalid character reference "&goto" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7847:
7848:
----------||
[CSE] Error number 2148 in line 7848:5:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper ( ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7849: |
7850: |
7851:
7852:
7853:
7854:
7855:
7856:
7857:
7858:
7859:
7860:
--------||
[CSE] Error number 2149 in line 7860:3:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7799) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7861:
7862:  |
---------|||
[CSE] Error number 2150 in line 7862:4:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7863:
7864:
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[CSE] Warning number 1190 in line 7864:71:
An invalid character reference "&page" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7864:
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[CSE] Warning number 1191 in line 7864:111:
An invalid character reference "&pos" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7864:
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[CSE] Warning number 1192 in line 7864:121:
An invalid character reference "&camp" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7864:
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[CSE] Warning number 1193 in line 7864:153:
An invalid character reference "&ad" was found in the "href"
attribute value. The most likely cause is an unencoded
ampersand. This is a common error that should be fixed (even
though it still works most of the time). Ampersands should
be encoded as "&" even when specifying script variables.
Web browsers will convert the "&" entities back to just
'&'. Example: href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should
be href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that
the ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other
causes of invalid references are misspelled entity names and
missing semicolons.
7864:
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[CSE] Warning number 1194 in line 7864:174:
An invalid character reference "&goto" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7865: |
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[CSE] Error number 2151 in line 7865:8:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7866:
7867: |
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[CSE] Error number 2152 in line 7867:4:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7868:
7869:
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[CSE] Error number 2153 in line 7869:3:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7799) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7870: |
7871:
7872: |
7873: |
7874:
7875:
7876:
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[CSE] Error number 2154 in line 7876:3:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7799) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7877: |
7878:
7879:
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[CSE] Warning number 1195 in line 7879:98:
An invalid character reference "&page" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7879:
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[CSE] Warning number 1196 in line 7879:138:
An invalid character reference "&pos" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7879:
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[CSE] Warning number 1197 in line 7879:148:
An invalid character reference "&camp" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7879:
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[CSE] Warning number 1198 in line 7879:180:
An invalid character reference "&ad" was found in the "href"
attribute value. The most likely cause is an unencoded
ampersand. This is a common error that should be fixed (even
though it still works most of the time). Ampersands should
be encoded as "&" even when specifying script variables.
Web browsers will convert the "&" entities back to just
'&'. Example: href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should
be href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that
the ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other
causes of invalid references are misspelled entity names and
missing semicolons.
7879:
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[CSE] Warning number 1199 in line 7879:201:
An invalid character reference "&goto" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7880: Those 3 via online? How 3? Meet the fastest, most powerful and most expensive car in the world
7881:
Also in Autos:
-------------||
[CSE] Error number 2155 in line 7881:8:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7881:
Also in Autos:
-------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2156 in line 7881:26:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7882:
7883:
7884:  |
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[CSE] Error number 2157 in line 7884:35:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7885:
7886:
7887:
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[CSE] Warning number 1200 in line 7887:77:
An invalid character reference "&page" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7887:
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[CSE] Warning number 1201 in line 7887:117:
An invalid character reference "&pos" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7887:
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[CSE] Warning number 1202 in line 7887:127:
An invalid character reference "&camp" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7887:
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[CSE] Warning number 1203 in line 7887:159:
An invalid character reference "&ad" was found in the "href"
attribute value. The most likely cause is an unencoded
ampersand. This is a common error that should be fixed (even
though it still works most of the time). Ampersands should
be encoded as "&" even when specifying script variables.
Web browsers will convert the "&" entities back to just
'&'. Example: href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should
be href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that
the ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other
causes of invalid references are misspelled entity names and
missing semicolons.
7887:
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[CSE] Warning number 1204 in line 7887:180:
An invalid character reference "&goto" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7888: 10 most fuel-efficient SUVs and pickups for 2006 |
7889:
7890:
7891:
7892: |
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[CSE] Error number 2158 in line 7892:35:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7893:
7894:
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[CSE] Warning number 1205 in line 7894:70:
An invalid character reference "&page" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7894:
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[CSE] Warning number 1206 in line 7894:110:
An invalid character reference "&pos" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7894:
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[CSE] Warning number 1207 in line 7894:120:
An invalid character reference "&camp" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7894:
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[CSE] Warning number 1208 in line 7894:152:
An invalid character reference "&ad" was found in the "href"
attribute value. The most likely cause is an unencoded
ampersand. This is a common error that should be fixed (even
though it still works most of the time). Ampersands should
be encoded as "&" even when specifying script variables.
Web browsers will convert the "&" entities back to just
'&'. Example: href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should
be href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that
the ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other
causes of invalid references are misspelled entity names and
missing semicolons.
7894:
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[CSE] Warning number 1209 in line 7894:173:
An invalid character reference "&goto" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7895: 10 most fuel-efficient cars for 2006 |
7896:
7897:
7898: |
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[CSE] Error number 2159 in line 7898:35:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7899:
7900:
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[CSE] Warning number 1210 in line 7900:70:
An invalid character reference "&page" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7900:
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[CSE] Warning number 1211 in line 7900:110:
An invalid character reference "&pos" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7900:
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[CSE] Warning number 1212 in line 7900:120:
An invalid character reference "&camp" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7900:
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[CSE] Warning number 1213 in line 7900:152:
An invalid character reference "&ad" was found in the "href"
attribute value. The most likely cause is an unencoded
ampersand. This is a common error that should be fixed (even
though it still works most of the time). Ampersands should
be encoded as "&" even when specifying script variables.
Web browsers will convert the "&" entities back to just
'&'. Example: href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should
be href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that
the ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other
causes of invalid references are misspelled entity names and
missing semicolons.
7900:
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[CSE] Warning number 1214 in line 7900:173:
An invalid character reference "&goto" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7901: Looking to buy a new car? |
7902:
7903:
7904:
7905: |
7906: |
7907:
7908:
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[CSE] Error number 2160 in line 7908:3:
The "tr" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "tr" element (which was started in line 7799) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "tr" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "table".
This element may not be contained in "tr".
7909:
7910:
7911:
7912:
7913: |
7914: |
7915: |
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[CSE] Error number 2161 in line 7915:48:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7916: | ENDOFTABLEsbkeepgood------
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[CSE] Error number 2162 in line 7916:28:
The "tr" end tag (started in line 7769) should appear before
the "table" end tag or this end tag should be removed
(nesting error).
7917:
7918:
7919: STARTOFTABLEbw2------
7920:
7921:
7922:
7923:
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[CSE] Error number 2163 in line 7923:10:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "table" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "border", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "cellpadding",
"cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "frame",
"gradangle", "gradcolor", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"hspace", "id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nof",
"nowrap", "role", "rules", "spellcheck", "style", "summary",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "unselectable",
"valign", "vspace", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space", "on"
attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and
"item*" attributes.
7924:
7925: |
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[CSE] Error number 2164 in line 7925:36:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7926: |
7927: |
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[CSE] Error number 2165 in line 7927:37:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7928:
7929:
7930: |
7931:
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[CSE] Error number 2166 in line 7931:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7932: | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7934: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif"> | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7938: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif">
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[CSE] Error number 2171 in line 7938:9:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7939:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2172 in line 7939:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7940: | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7942: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif"> | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7946: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif">
--------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2177 in line 7946:9:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7947:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2178 in line 7947:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7948: | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7950: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif"> | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7954: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif">
--------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2183 in line 7954:9:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7955:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2184 in line 7955:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7956: | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7958: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif"> | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7962: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="c:\lborg\wwwroot\3/mm_09.gif">
--------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2189 in line 7962:9:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7963:
----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2190 in line 7963:5:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7964: | cell two
| | ) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7966: rem="THIS GOOD RIGHT EDGE CAN HAVE NO CHAR (except whitespace) BETWEEN TD /TD!" align="right" valign="top" background="../3/mm_09.gif">
-------|||
[CSE] Error number 2192 in line 7966:2:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7967:
7968: |
7969:
7970:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2193 in line 7970:2:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
7971: |
7972: |
7973:
7974:
7975:
-----------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2194 in line 7975:12:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
7976: |
7977: |
---------||||||
[CSE] Error number 2195 in line 7977:4:
The "zzzimg" element is not a recognized element. Is it
misspelled?
7978:
7979:
7980: |
-------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2196 in line 7980:8:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7981:
7982: |
---------||||||
[CSE] Error number 2197 in line 7982:4:
The "zzzimg" element is not a recognized element. Is it
misspelled?
7983:
7984:
7985:
7986:
7987:
7988:
7989:
7990: |
7991: |
---------|||
[CSE] Error number 2198 in line 7991:4:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7992:
7993:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Warning number 1215 in line 7993:71:
An invalid character reference "&page" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7993:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||
[CSE] Warning number 1216 in line 7993:111:
An invalid character reference "&pos" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7993:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Warning number 1217 in line 7993:121:
An invalid character reference "&camp" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7993:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Warning number 1218 in line 7993:153:
An invalid character reference "&ad" was found in the "href"
attribute value. The most likely cause is an unencoded
ampersand. This is a common error that should be fixed (even
though it still works most of the time). Ampersands should
be encoded as "&" even when specifying script variables.
Web browsers will convert the "&" entities back to just
'&'. Example: href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should
be href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that
the ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other
causes of invalid references are misspelled entity names and
missing semicolons.
7993:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||||
[CSE] Warning number 1219 in line 7993:174:
An invalid character reference "&goto" was found in the
"href" attribute value. The most likely cause is an
unencoded ampersand. This is a common error that should be
fixed (even though it still works most of the time).
Ampersands should be encoded as "&" even when specifying
script variables. Web browsers will convert the "&"
entities back to just '&'. Example:
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value" should be
href="script.cgi?var1=value&var2=value". Note that the
ampersand in the URL was encoded as "&". Other causes of
invalid references are misspelled entity names and missing
semicolons.
7994: |
-------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2199 in line 7994:8:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7995:
7996: |
---------|||
[CSE] Error number 2200 in line 7996:4:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
7997:
7998:
7999:
8000:
8001:
8002:
8003:
8004:
-----------|||
[CSE] Error number 2201 in line 8004:6:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
8005: |
8010:
------|||
[CSE] Error number 2204 in line 8012:1:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
8013: ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8014: align="center"
8015: src="zzzspacer 2.gif"
8016: width="11%"
8017: height="94"
8018: border="0"
8019: alt="alt text shows as if with the background-image"> |
8020:
------|||
[CSE] Error number 2206 in line 8022:1:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
8023: ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8024: src="zzzspacer 3.gif"
8025: width="4"> |
8026:
8027:
8028:
8029:
8031:
8032:
8033: |
------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2208 in line 8033:37:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8034: |
8035: |
-----------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2209 in line 8035:48:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8036:
8037:
8038: |
8039:
8040: ENDOFTABLEbw2------
8041: STARTOFTABLEnytminimal 1------
8042:
8043:
8044:
8045:
----------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2210 in line 8045:11:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "table" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "border", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "cellpadding",
"cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "frame",
"gradangle", "gradcolor", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"hspace", "id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nof",
"nowrap", "role", "rules", "spellcheck", "style", "summary",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "unselectable",
"valign", "vspace", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space", "on"
attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and
"item*" attributes.
8046:
8047: |
------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2211 in line 8047:37:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8048: |
8049: |
------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2212 in line 8049:37:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8050:
8051:
8052: |
8053:
8054:
------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2213 in line 8054:7:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
8055: ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8058: src="zzzspacer 1.gif"
8059: width="4"> |
8060:
------|||
[CSE] Error number 2216 in line 8061:1:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
8062: ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8063: align="center"
8064: src="zzzspacer 2.gif"
8065: width="11%"
8066: height="94"
8067: border="0"
8068: alt="alt text shows as if with the background-image"> |
8069:
------|||
[CSE] Error number 2218 in line 8071:1:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
8072: ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8073: src="zzzspacer 3.gif"
8074: width="4"> |
8075:
8076:
8077:
8079:
8080:
8081: |
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[CSE] Error number 2220 in line 8081:37:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8082: |
8083: |
-----------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2221 in line 8083:48:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8084:
8085:
8086: |
8087:
8088: ENDOFTABLEnytminimal 1------
8089:
8090: STARTOFTABLEnytminimal 2------
8091:
8092:
8093:
8094:
----------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2222 in line 8094:11:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "table" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "border", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "cellpadding",
"cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "frame",
"gradangle", "gradcolor", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"hspace", "id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nof",
"nowrap", "role", "rules", "spellcheck", "style", "summary",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "unselectable",
"valign", "vspace", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space", "on"
attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and
"item*" attributes.
8095:
8096: |
------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2223 in line 8096:37:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8097: |
8098: |
------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2224 in line 8098:37:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8099:
8100:
8101: |
8102:
8103:
------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2225 in line 8103:7:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "tr" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "align",
"background", "bgcolor", "bordercolor", "bordercolordark",
"bordercolorlight", "char", "charoff", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "id", "lang", "language",
"msimagelist", "nowrap", "role", "spellcheck", "style",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "valign", "xml:lang",
"xml:space", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
8104: ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8106: src="zzzspacer 1.gif"
8107: width="4"> |
8108: ![]() ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8109: align="center"
8110: src="zzzspacer 2.gif"
8111: width="11%"
8112: height="94"
8113: border="0"
8114: alt="alt text shows as if with the background-image"> |
8115: ![]() ![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8116: src="zzzspacer 3.gif"
8117: width="4"> |
8118:
8119:
8120:
8122:
8123:
8124: |
-------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2232 in line 8124:38:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8125: |
8126: |
------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2233 in line 8126:49:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8127:
8128:
8129: |
8130:
8131: ENDOFTABLEnytminimal2------
8132:
8133:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2234 in line 8133:2:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8134:
-------|
[CSE] Error number 2235 in line 8134:2:
The "a" element must have an end tag () but the end tag
was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as empty
(like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag. Elements
declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.) can have
an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8135: Some backgrounds and ..., in cells 3-across with border added:
---------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2236 in line 8135:64:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8136: Stretch works, without STYLE tag, BUT height and/or width must be specified, locking a row and/or column size to minimums based on the cell! Maybe style= can allow not specifying stretched size??
8137:
8138:
8139: |
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[CSE] Error number 2237 in line 8139:34:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8140: |
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2238 in line 8140:86:
The "alt" attribute is not valid for the "td" element. Some
valid attributes for this element are: "abbr", "accesskey",
"align", "axes", "axis", "background", "bgcolor",
"bordercolor", "bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight",
"char", "charoff", "class", "colspan", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "gradangle",
"gradcolor", "headers", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nowrap", "role",
"rowspan", "scope", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex",
"title", "transparency", "unselectable", "valign", "width",
"xml:lang", "xml:space", "on" attributes (like event
handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
8141: |
--------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2239 in line 8141:45:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8142:
8143:
8144:  |
8145:  |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||||
[CSE] Error number 2240 in line 8145:73:
The "zzzwidth" attribute is not valid for the "img" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "alt", "border", "class", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "crossorigin", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "hspace", "id", "ismap",
"lang", "longdesc", "name", "role", "spellcheck", "src",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "usemap", "vspace", "width",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
8146: |
--------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2241 in line 8146:45:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8146: |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||||
[CSE] Error number 2242 in line 8146:84:
The "zzzwidth" attribute is not valid for the "img" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "alt", "border", "class", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "crossorigin", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "hspace", "id", "ismap",
"lang", "longdesc", "name", "role", "spellcheck", "src",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "usemap", "vspace", "width",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
8146: |
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[CSE] Error number 2243 in line 8146:98:
The "zzzheight" attribute is not valid for the "img"
element. Some valid attributes for this element are:
"accesskey", "align", "alt", "border", "class",
"contenteditable", "contextmenu", "crossorigin", "dir",
"draggable", "dropzone", "height", "hidden", "hspace", "id",
"ismap", "lang", "longdesc", "name", "role", "spellcheck",
"src", "style", "tabindex", "title", "usemap", "vspace",
"width", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*"
attributes, and "item*" attributes.
8147:
8148:
8149:  |
8150: |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------||||||||
[CSE] Error number 2244 in line 8150:73:
The "zzzwidth" attribute is not valid for the "img" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "alt", "border", "class", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "crossorigin", "dir", "draggable",
"dropzone", "height", "hidden", "hspace", "id", "ismap",
"lang", "longdesc", "name", "role", "spellcheck", "src",
"style", "tabindex", "title", "usemap", "vspace", "width",
"on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes,
and "item*" attributes.
8151:  |
-----------|||||
[CSE] Error number 2245 in line 8151:6:
The "align" attribute appears 2 times in the "td" tag.
8151: |
-------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2246 in line 8151:26:
The "align" attribute has an invalid attribute value "top".
The expected value is one of the following: "center",
"char", "justify", "left", or "right".
8151: |
-------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2247 in line 8151:44:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8152:
8153:
8154:
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
-------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2248 in line 8155:8:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "table" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "border", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "cellpadding",
"cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "frame",
"gradangle", "gradcolor", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"hspace", "id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nof",
"nowrap", "role", "rules", "spellcheck", "style", "summary",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "unselectable",
"valign", "vspace", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space", "on"
attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and
"item*" attributes.
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2249 in line 8155:81:
The "td" element must have an end tag ( | ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2250 in line 8155:89:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2251 in line 8155:89:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8155) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2252 in line 8155:97:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2253 in line 8155:97:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8155) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2254 in line 8155:105:
The "td" end tag (started in line 8155) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
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[CSE] Error number 2255 in line 8155:114:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2256 in line 8155:122:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2257 in line 8155:122:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8155) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
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[CSE] Error number 2258 in line 8155:130:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
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[CSE] Error number 2259 in line 8155:130:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8155) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
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[CSE] Error number 2260 in line 8155:138:
The "td" end tag (started in line 8155) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2261 in line 8155:147:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2262 in line 8155:155:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2263 in line 8155:155:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8155) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2264 in line 8155:163:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2265 in line 8155:163:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8155) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8155: | r1c1 | r1c2 | r1c3 | | r2c1 | r2c2 | r2c3 | | r3c1 | r3c2 | r3c3 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2266 in line 8155:171:
The "td" end tag (started in line 8155) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
8156:
8157:
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[CSE] Error number 2267 in line 8157:8:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "table" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "border", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "cellpadding",
"cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "frame",
"gradangle", "gradcolor", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"hspace", "id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nof",
"nowrap", "role", "rules", "spellcheck", "style", "summary",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "unselectable",
"valign", "vspace", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space", "on"
attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and
"item*" attributes.
8157:
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[CSE] Error number 2268 in line 8157:105:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8157:
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[CSE] Error number 2269 in line 8157:109:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8157:
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[CSE] Error number 2270 in line 8157:135:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8157:
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[CSE] Error number 2271 in line 8157:135:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8157) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8157:
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[CSE] Error number 2272 in line 8157:139:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8157:
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[CSE] Error number 2273 in line 8157:139:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8157) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8157:
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[CSE] Error number 2274 in line 8157:143:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8157:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2275 in line 8157:169:
The "td" end tag (started in line 8157) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
8157:
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[CSE] Error number 2276 in line 8157:178:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8157:
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[CSE] Error number 2277 in line 8157:182:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8157:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2278 in line 8157:182:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8157) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8157:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2279 in line 8157:186:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8157:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2280 in line 8157:186:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8157) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8157:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2281 in line 8157:190:
The "td" end tag (started in line 8157) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
8157:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2282 in line 8157:199:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8157:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2283 in line 8157:203:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8157:
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[CSE] Error number 2284 in line 8157:229:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8157:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2285 in line 8157:229:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8157) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8157:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2286 in line 8157:233:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8157:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2287 in line 8157:233:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8157) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8157:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2288 in line 8157:237:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8157:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2289 in line 8157:263:
The "td" end tag (started in line 8157) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
8158:
8159:
8160:
-------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2290 in line 8160:8:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "table" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "border", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "cellpadding",
"cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "frame",
"gradangle", "gradcolor", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"hspace", "id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nof",
"nowrap", "role", "rules", "spellcheck", "style", "summary",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "unselectable",
"valign", "vspace", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space", "on"
attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and
"item*" attributes.
8160:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2291 in line 8160:105:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8160:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2292 in line 8160:109:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8160:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2293 in line 8160:135:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8160:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2294 in line 8160:135:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8160) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8160:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2295 in line 8160:139:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8160:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2296 in line 8160:139:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8160) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8160:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2297 in line 8160:143:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8160:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2298 in line 8160:169:
The "td" end tag (started in line 8160) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
8160:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2299 in line 8160:178:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8160:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2300 in line 8160:182:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8160:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2301 in line 8160:182:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8160) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8160:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2302 in line 8160:186:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8160:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2303 in line 8160:186:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8160) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8160:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2304 in line 8160:190:
The "td" end tag (started in line 8160) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
8160:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2305 in line 8160:199:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8160:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2306 in line 8160:203:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8160:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2307 in line 8160:229:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8160:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2308 in line 8160:229:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8160) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8160:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2309 in line 8160:233:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8160:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2310 in line 8160:233:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8160) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8160:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2311 in line 8160:237:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8160:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2312 in line 8160:263:
The "td" end tag (started in line 8160) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
8161:
8162:
8163:
-------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2313 in line 8163:8:
The "rem" attribute is not valid for the "table" element.
Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey",
"align", "background", "bgcolor", "border", "bordercolor",
"bordercolordark", "bordercolorlight", "cellpadding",
"cellspacing", "class", "clear", "cols", "contenteditable",
"contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "frame",
"gradangle", "gradcolor", "height", "hidden", "hidefocus",
"hspace", "id", "lang", "language", "msimagelist", "nof",
"nowrap", "role", "rules", "spellcheck", "style", "summary",
"tabindex", "title", "transparency", "unselectable",
"valign", "vspace", "width", "xml:lang", "xml:space", "on"
attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and
"item*" attributes.
8163:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2314 in line 8163:89:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8163:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2315 in line 8163:93:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8163:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2316 in line 8163:145:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8163:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2317 in line 8163:145:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8163) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8163:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2318 in line 8163:150:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8163:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2319 in line 8163:150:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8163) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8163:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2320 in line 8163:154:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8163:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2321 in line 8163:206:
The "td" end tag (started in line 8163) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
8163:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2322 in line 8163:215:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8163:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2323 in line 8163:220:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8163:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2324 in line 8163:220:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8163) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8163:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2325 in line 8163:260:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8163:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2326 in line 8163:295:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8163:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2327 in line 8163:295:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8163) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8163:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2328 in line 8163:300:
The "td" end tag (started in line 8163) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
8163:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2329 in line 8163:309:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8163:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2330 in line 8163:313:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8163:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2331 in line 8163:363:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8163:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2332 in line 8163:363:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8163) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8163:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2333 in line 8163:368:
The "td" element must have an end tag () but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8163:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
[CSE] Error number 2334 in line 8163:368:
The "td" element cannot be used here. It is nested in
another "td" element (which was started in line 8163) and
cannot be nested. Has the previous "td" element been ended
with an end tag? This element may be contained in "tr". This
element may not be contained in "td" and "th".
8163:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2335 in line 8163:372:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8163:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|||
[CSE] Error number 2336 in line 8163:422:
The "td" end tag (started in line 8163) should appear before
the "tr" end tag or this end tag should be removed (nesting
error).
8164:
8165:
8166: 
-------|||
[CSE] Error number 2337 in line 8166:2:
The "img" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (![]() ) or
must have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8167:
8168:
-------||
[CSE] Error number 2338 in line 8168:2:
The "br" element must use empty element shorthand by adding
a slash to the end of the tag if proper (
) or must
have an end tag (). In XHTML, all elements not declared
as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8169:
8170:
8171: These buttons are by FORM
8172: | ) but the end
tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not declared as
empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an end tag.
Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img", "input", etc.)
can have an end tag or can use the empty element shorthand.
8172: |
8182:
8183:
8184:
-------||||||
[CSE] Error number 2351 in line 8184:2:
The "center" element must have an end tag () but
the end tag was not found. In XHTML, all elements not
declared as empty (like "b", "p", "span", etc.) must have an
end tag. Elements declared as empty (like "br", "img",
"input", etc.) can have an end tag or can use the empty
element shorthand.
8185:
8186: www.laborbeat.org
8187: Background by URL
OK thru 2007!?| | 
. |
8188:
8189:
8190: Labor Beat.
8191: An independent rank-and-file labor forum.
8192: Producers of labor television and radio.
8193: Advocates for labor media.
8194:
8195:
8196:
8197:
8198:
8199: FORM METHOD="LINK" ACTION="http://www.htmlgoodies.com"
8200: INPUT style="height: 4.00em; background-color: blue; color: white;" TYPE="submit" VALUE="HTML Goodies Domain Page"
8201: /FORM
8202:
8203:
8204:
8205:
8206: 
8207: | |
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[CSE] Warning number 790 in line 4216:26:
Found the character '<' in a '', not '>'. If '>'
indicates the end of the comment, this is an error,
otherwise it is not, but it may be dangerous with some
browsers to use the character '>' in a strict comment.
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