It's not optimum looking HTML output. At least, I'm assuming he's
complaining about the final HTML output, which doesn't need an end
tag. If he's talking about the template itself, then I agree with
you... just add a / at the end in normal XML empty tag style.
I am not 100% sure, but IIRC using an <input /> tag will result in a <INPUT> (no ending tag) when rendered as html and <input /> when rendering as xml or xhtml. At least this is how I would expect Kid to behave, but there may be a bug somewhere :-)
-- David
