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To the best of my knowledge, XHTML would never require a </img> tag, yet when I validate my page, it returns this error: Please, validate your XML document first! Line 12 Column 5679 The element type "img" must be terminated by the matching end-tag "</img>". The URL is http://securecc.homeip.net/install/shop/index.php I really think that the CSS Validator should use the W3C Markup Validation Service parser to validate the page rather than having it's own. It should be consistent with the Markup Validation Service in it's results, since the two go hand-in-hand. Best, Ben Harper
When using XHTML all elements should be closed normally (<element></element>) or self-closing (<element/>). As <img> is an empty element it should be self-closing (<img/>) but you're page doesn't close it (<img>). Add in the closing slash and the problem will go away. --> INVALID