Thread: epubcheck doesn't like <div>s
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Old 11-26-2011, 02:53 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by marciarampart View Post
Help! I placed all my images in <div>s and epubcheck had a fit with that and threw errors. What block element can I place my images in that epubcheck will like?
I'm sorry, it simply isn't so that ePubCheck doesn't like divs. All the images in my ebooks are in divs using standard XHTML markup.

Could I suggest that you validate your HTML?

And for what it is worth I routinely check with both FlightCrew and ePubcheck. I have found errors in ebooks I'm developing that are not picked up by FlightCrew but are picked up by ePubCheck, and vice versa.
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