Validator Bug?

[Samuël van Laere]

Just to make sure its not my vault.
When I check http://www.webkluns.nl/
with the W3C HTML Validator
It complains and returns this single error:
Error Line 27 column 5: end tag for element "P" which is not open.
</p>

But there is no such tag at that line.
So is it my HTML or is it the validator doing wrong?

Perhaps i'm just checking on the wrong times..

Cheers,
Sam

 

[Adrienne Boswell]

Just to make sure its not my vault.
When I check http://www.webkluns.nl/
with the W3C HTML Validator
It complains and returns this single error:
Error Line 27 column 5: end tag for element "P" which is not open.
</p>

But there is no such tag at that line.
So is it my HTML or is it the validator doing wrong?

Perhaps i'm just checking on the wrong times..

Always a good idea to revalidate and show source. When you do you will
see...

26. <p>Het boek is de originele Engelstalige versie, waar ik meer om geef
wat betreft technische boeken dan vertalingen. Al met al dien ik nog even
te wachten omdat men dit boek heeft moeten bestellen bij de leverancier:
een volgende keer toch maar ergens anders kijken, of minstens even
informeren of iets uit vooraad leverbaar is.</p>
27. </p>

 

[Samuël van Laere]

Always a good idea to revalidate and show source. When you do you will
see...

26. <p>Het boek is de originele Engelstalige versie, waar ik meer om geef
wat betreft technische boeken dan vertalingen. Al met al dien ik nog even
te wachten omdat men dit boek heeft moeten bestellen bij de leverancier:
een volgende keer toch maar ergens anders kijken, of minstens even
informeren of iets uit vooraad leverbaar is.</p>
27. </p>

Thanks a lot Adrienne,
the last halfhour I was trying to fix this error I didn't see.
Why is it that these things are so hard to spot..

Cheers,
Sam

 

[Andy Dingley]

Why is it that these things are so hard to spot..

Validators report the point at which the error becomes obvious, rather
than the point at which the error actually occurred. The latter is
often some distance earlier in the page, and far from easy to spot.