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Originally Posted by fresherluke
html(4): unfinished element
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Line 4 is the </head>. It means your <head> is not correctly finished, probably because there is some compulsory element that you didn't include. I bet it's the <title>. You can just add <title></title> before </head>, if you want an empty title.
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html(6): attribute "align" not allowed at this point; ignored
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You can't use the attribute "align" in a <p> element. This is XHTML, not HTML, if you want alignment, use CSS.
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html(6): required attributes missing
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In XHTML the "alt" attribute is required for images. The "alt" attribute should contain some text for use when the image cannot be displayed, for instance in text-to-speech readers. If the image is just an ornamental illustration, you can use alt="".
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html(6): 'OPS/Images/$PDF1.JPG': referenced resource exists, but not declared in the OPF file
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The OPF file (maybe "content.opf", but it can have any name) should contain a manifest with
all files (save some specific exceptions) in the book. You are using the $PDF1.JPG file, and it's included in the book, but it is not in the OPF manifest, and this is an error.
Use Sigil, it should make your life easier.