What Is Wrong with My Tags

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What Is Wrong with My Tags? - XHTML Tutorials - Introduction To Tag and Attribute Syntax

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If you are used HTML syntax, you may write your tags as in the paragram below:

<p>
I love the way you look at me,<br>
Your eyes so bright and blue.<br>
I love the way you kiss me,<br>
Your lips so soft and smooth.<br>
</p>

But that paragraph will be invalid as XHTML documents, because all 4 are not closed. You should change it to:

<p>
I love the way you look at me,<br/>
Your eyes so bright and blue.<br/>
I love the way you kiss me,<br/>
Your lips so soft and smooth.<br/>
</p>

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