In the img tag, the alt and closed are missing. #659
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On this "wp-includes/SimplePie/Parser.php" file I found the "img" tag you have used but the tag is not closed on end as well as the "alt" attribute is not used on the same. As a standard workflow of HTML, The alt attribute and closing (< />) is required for the img element.
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@laxman1192 said:
This statement is untrue. I added some links and information in the issue you closed. #658 (comment) |
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Added alt with value and close on img tag on Parser.php file. simplepie#658 simplepie#659 Thanks, Laxman P
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On this "wp-includes/SimplePie/Parser.php" file I found the "img" tag you have used but the tag is not closed on end as well as the "alt" attribute is not used on the same.
As a standard workflow of HTML, The alt attribute and closing (< />) is required for the img element.