Hi Kevin - I realised from the first post in this thread that the info revealed by setting 'usage' to true was advisory for those seeking perfection and not critical. I was hoping for a quick lead to the source documentation which listed all these 'events' like CSS-024.
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Originally Posted by KevinH
They appear to me to be quite well defined. The first means neither your html tag nor the body tag has an lang="en" (or whatever language the page is in). Unless multiple languages are used, this is not an error or even a warning as the epub metadata defines the lang for the book.
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This seems a little surprising to me as each chapter_n.xhtml contains on line 3 :
<html xml:lang="en-GB" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
generated by export from LO Writer w. writer2epub a couple of years' ago. Should I replace "en-GB" with a plain "en"?
I am happy to learn that inline styles are inoffensive.