When I edited the documentation starter kit README.md file, I was alerted that some html tags were deprecated or unsupported.
What did you expect?
I expected no errors when editing the markdown using an IDE.
However, the IDE reported the following concerns:
Line 4: <div align="center"> -- Obsolete attribute (deprecated)
Line 10: <h1 align="center"> -- Obsolete attribute (deprecated)
Line 15: <pre align="center"> -- Attribute align is not allowed here.
Reproducible steps
1. Open the `README-sw-proj-template.md` file in a static HTML5 language checker, like that built-in to the `PyCharm` IDE.
PyCharm inspects HTML files to conform to the final W3C HTML5 specification.
Interesting @jpl-jengelke - let me think about this. We could potentially upgrade the tags or go with a more pure Markdown approach to eliminate tags altogether.
Checked for duplicates
Yes - I've already checked
Website or Best Practice Guide?
Best Practice Guide
Describe the bug
When I edited the documentation starter kit README.md file, I was alerted that some html tags were deprecated or unsupported.![malformed_tags](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/52300928/205546905-d5ec853b-3df7-456e-9ccb-81912173d9ac.png)
What did you expect?
I expected no errors when editing the markdown using an IDE.
However, the IDE reported the following concerns:
<div align="center">
-- Obsolete attribute (deprecated)<h1 align="center">
-- Obsolete attribute (deprecated)<pre align="center">
-- Attributealign
is not allowed here.Reproducible steps
Environment