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A post from Blogger had text that used <center> tags; on the Planteria feed page, it did not honor the </center> tag, so all the text after the </center> tag continues to be centered.
17:56 <vasile> Interesting. In the planet openitp page, <i></i> is getting rendered as <i/>, which might be technically correct, but firefox is taking that as an open italics with no close.
17:56 <vasile> Chrome takes it the same way.
17:57 <vasile> So does Opera
17:57 <vasile> So this is either a bug in all three browsers, which seems unlikely, or there's a bug in the code I'm using to clean incoming html.
A post from Blogger had text that used <center> tags; on the Planteria feed page, it did not honor the </center> tag, so all the text after the </center> tag continues to be centered.
This is the code from the Blogger post:
Which is displayed like this on her blog:
And the feed on Planeteria.org looked like this:
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