Re: Valid XHTML Question?
by Andrew McFarland <aamcf(at)aamcf.co.uk>
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At 16:52 02/06/02 -0500, Hall, Richard H. wrote:
>I have been trying to validate a page based on strict XHTML and have got
>it down to two errors, which are:
<snip/>
>I'm pretty sure the offending stuff is within the following xhtml from my
>page:
<snip/>
> <p>
> <img src = "images/aram.jpg" class="main_image1"
> alt="picture from of Aram in Usability Lab" />
> <h3>The mission of the Media Research Laboratory is to
> conduct research related to the design, development, and evaluation
> of web-based new-media technologies.</h3>
<snip/>
You have put a <h3> inside a <p>.
In HTML, the <p> would be implicitly closed when you opened the <h3>. In
XHTML there is no implicit opening or closing of elements (which makes life
easier in the long run). Change the above code to
> <p>
> <img src = "images/aram.jpg" class="main_image1"
> alt="picture from of Aram in Usability Lab" /></p>
> <h3>The mission of the Media Research Laboratory is to
> conduct research related to the design, development, and evaluation
> of web-based new-media technologies.</h3>
And everything should be fine.
Andrew
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