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Old 04-23-2015, 08:36 AM   #2
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i have this errors:

- no declaration found for element 'font'
- element 'font' is not allowed for content model

What's it all about?
"element 'font' is not allowed for content model"

The font tag is not valid in xhtml

With any validation error that includes the phrase "element '<blah>' is not allowed" in the description, it's fairly safe to assume that the tag/element <blah> is not valid. Doesn't mean it can't work. It just means that the specs don't want you to use it.

I'm guessing you're using some old mobi-markup-based source code for your book? Mobiml is based on html 3.2 and will contain lots of markup that's not valid in xhtml.

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