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Help:Lint errors/missing-end-tag-in-heading

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The missing-end-tag-in-heading error is when a ‎<tag> is opened in a header, but not closed. To fix it, provide an appropriate closing tag, or remove the opening tag if that is a better resolution. Fixing these issues is low priority.

Example 1:

== <span style="color:blue"> rabbits ==

In example 1, the span needs to be closed by adding ‎</span> at the end, before the == markup.

Example 2:

<h2>About me

In example 2, the HTML tag ‎<h2> needs to be closed by adding ‎</h2> at the end.

See Help:Lint errors/missing-end-tag for an additional explanation of missing end tag errors and how to fix them.