..
> and wrapped it up with suitable doctype and so on, like this:
>
> <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3O//DTD W3 HTML 3.0//EN//">
> <html><head><title>Tester</title></head>
> <body><h1>Tester</h1>
>
> <FIG HREF="nicodamus.jpeg">
> <CAPTION>Ground dweller: <I>Nicodamus bicolor</I>
> builds silk snares</CAPTION>
> <P>A small hairy spider light fleshy red in color with a brown abdomen.
> <CREDIT>J. A. L. Cooke/OSF</CREDIT>
> </FIG>
>
> </body></html>
>
> This gives the following errors when checked against the
> (Draft: Wed 01-Mar-95 09:08:15) version of the DTD (old, I know. I shall
> come back to that)
>
> cguhpc [86]: html-check dsr-fig-example.html3
> dsr-fig-example.html3 ...
> sgmls: SGML error at dsr-fig-example.html3, line 5 at """:
> HREF = "nicodamus.jpeg" attribute ignored: not defined for this element
> sgmls: SGML error at dsr-fig-example.html3, line 5 at """:
> Required SRC attribute was not specified; may affect processing
> sgmls: SGML error at dsr-fig-example.html3, line 6 at ">":
> FIG end-tag implied by CAPTION start-tag; not minimizable
> sgmls: SGML error at dsr-fig-example.html3, line 6 at ">":
> Out-of-context CAPTION start-tag ended HTML document element (and parse)
Unless you use HTML.Recommended, %body.content includes #pcdata, so
FIG will have mixed content, so the white space before CAPTION will be
treated as #pcdata, but the content model doesn't allow a CAPTION
after #pcdata.