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Originally posted by Harpo:
Thanks torweb,

You can achieve something like you see in your mobi_d example by turning of CSS positioning. To do that, for each of your 3 objects, right-click and choose Object editor. In the ‘Transformations’ tab, check the ‘No CSS Positioning’ checkbox. Press OK.
That’s it. You may need to add a blank line to the text objects if they don’t begin on the left edge.

On the dev.mobi validation: you can remove most of the ‘errors’ by adding the things they refer to. I agree it would be much nicer to have it done automatically by SiteSpinner but you would still have to decide on the values. For example, cache-control can be added in the page editor header option (e.g. <meta http-equiv="Cache-Control" content="max-age=200" />, the access keys can be added in the link editor’s ‘code’ field (e.g. accesskey="1")

There does seem to be an error in one of the errors. When they say:
The element type "meta" must be terminated by the matching end-tag "</meta>".
That is not true. At least not for the DOCTYPE we are using (HTML 4.01 Transitional)

Also, don’t forget as I mentioned earlier, publishing with ‘Mobile only’ does not produce a mobile specific page, it produces a regular page using only the mobile layout.