On Oct 10, 2006, at 10:56 AM, Cortesi wrote:
I am not going to check your HTML line by line, however I bet you that if you run it through the HTML validator (http:// validator.w3.org/) it will find these missing closures, and when you fix them, the triangles will appear. This could be called a bug, or it could be called a feature (built-in HTML validation!).
Use Markup > Check > Document Syntax to fix these problems, there's no need to go to the online validator.
BBEdit is completely right here. There are simple cases where you might think it could "guess" where the closing table tag was, but it's not hard to write well-formed HTML, and that removes all ambiguity.
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