Change invalid use of @alt on <a> anchor tags #418
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Previously the page stated "PHP 4, PHP 5 and PHP 7 are distributed..." even though PHP 8 has been released. This commit changes the wording to be "Starting with PHP 4, versions of the PHP software are distributed..."
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| PHP 4, PHP 5 and PHP 7 are distributed under the | |||
| Starting with PHP 4, versions of the PHP software are distributed under the | |||
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BTW, this was already merged by @nikic. Not sure why it is showing up in the PR.
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| Set in Paris, on December 8th and 9th 2008, by the | |||
| Association Française des Utilisateurs de PHP (French PHP User Group, | |||
| <a href="http://www.afup.org/" alt="AFUP">http://www.afup.org/</a>), | |||
| <a href="http://www.afup.org/" title="AFUP">http://www.afup.org/</a>), | |||
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AFAIK, this file is not used (see 2008.php).
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@salathe — Understood. I was just updating the code that was there. But it is clear the code has more than a little "lint."
Who can know for sure if that file is needed or not?
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Who can know for sure if that file is needed or not?
I know for sure. The 2007.xml and 2008.xml files are hangovers from when we used to have all of the XML news for a year in one file: we moved to using the archive/entries/ subfolder in 2008.
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@salathe — So, for clarity, I can delete that file and include its deletion in this PR?
Changed from invalid @alt attribute on anchor HTML elements to valid @title attribute using the same values used for @alt.
Also fixed on invalid use of a non-existent element and replaced with .