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Old 04-03-2011, 09:51 AM   #12
DMSmillie
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You're probably right, Billi.

I went for the option of moving the name/id attribute because that way the HTML code remains valid, whereas putting the A tag outside the H1 tag isn't. Not something that will matter if you're just creating a MOBI file, but invalid code could cause problems if you later decide to use the same source to create an EPUB file with the intention of publishing it.

Heh... I'm a bit obsessive when it comes to writing valid (X)HTML code.

If it's only for personal use, definitely go with whatever works and is easiest to do.
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