> A <br> tag has no end tag, so it doesn't need <br>...</br>, and the SGML > shorthand <br>..</> wouldn't be legal...
> Ouch, just noticed </li>'s. Those aren't needed either are they? There > isn't even an environment for the <li> tags! You're looking at XHTML - HTML redefined in XML. In XML all tags must have end tags. <br/> or <br /> is shorthand for <br></br>, but <br /> is used so browsers recognise the tag. They should see the '/' on its own as an unknow attribute, and ignore it. Regards, Rob.
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