status o' the day

[Thomas Dowling]

> In "HTML, The definitive guide" (O'Reilly, 1996), Musciano & Kennedy
> claim, "A heading may contain any element allowed in text, including
> conventional text, link anchors (<a>), images (<img>), line breaks
> (<br>), font embellishments (<b>, <i>, <tt>, <u>, <strike>, and
<font>),
> and content-based style changes (<cite>, <code>, <em>, <kbd>, <samp>,
> <strong>, and <var>)".

Color me embarrassed; in trying to create a generic example of nested
tags not
allowed in the DTD, I messed up  (pot/kettle/black).  A more typical
and actually incorrect example would be something like:

  <ul>
    <p>Oops, this paragraph need to be included in an LI tag.
    <li><p>But this is OK.
  </ul>

Apologies if anyone spent the weekend scrambling to rewrite their
headers.