- Code Rewriting (closing IMG tags)

Under "Code Rewriting" in the preferences, I have "fix
unclosed tags"
checked... however, everytime I open a document, DW warns me
that all my IMG
tags are unclosed.
Why isn't it closing them? I keep formatting the page but
nothing's
changing, and those popup warnings are really annoying.

I was typing waaay to fast.
Why would XHTML page in DW NOT automatically close the image
tags?
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>> Why would XHTML automatically close the image tags?
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> XHTML requires that <img> be written as
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> On an XHTML doctype page that contains <img> tags,
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>>>> Under "Code Rewriting" in the preferences, I
have "fix unclosed tags"
>>>> checked... however, everytime I open a
document, DW warns me that all
>>>> my IMG tags are unclosed.
>>>>
>>>> Why isn't it closing them? I keep formatting
the page but nothing's
>>>> changing, and those popup warnings are
really annoying.
>>>>
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