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Old 01-04-2014, 06:03 AM   #6
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As I explained the last time you brought up line numbers for parsing errors, while it might be clear to you that a closing </p> is missing it is by no means clear to anyone else.

Consider this:

<b>one word
<i>two</i>

There is a </b> tag missing, all of the following are perfectly possible correct closures:

<b>one</b>

<b>one word</b>

<b>one word
<i>two</i></b>

Therefore the checker can only report the location where the unclosed tag starts and the last legal location for the tag to be closed, which in your case was before the </body> tag.
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