This is a report of a possible bug (suspected to be an interaction between "Render spoiler settings" = span and "html error reporting" = 3) seen in the rendering of The anomalous each()--Part II.

ww was using Firefox 1.04 on w2k. See CB quotes below in which ambrus ( galeon, linux-i686, gentoo usually. sometimes firefox on the same machine or firefox on debian linux-x86_64) confirms seeing same. (I was too late asking Tanktalus for broswer and OS info.)

Using VIEW | SOURCE, code (with two comments added by ww) appears as: 

...
<p>Can you see why?

<span class='spoiler'>
# /----------------- ww thinks problem is here ---------------\
<font color="#808080" class="htmlinserted">&lt;/span&gt;</font></span>
+</p><p>Whilst I suspect that many people will jump on the use of each
+ in a scalar context as the source of the problem, the actual cause i
+s using <tt class='inlinecode'>%h</tt> as an rvalue.

</p><p>My (tentative) explanation is that not only is there only one i
+terator per hash, but that iterator is also used internally when a li
+st is generated from a hash.

<font color="#808080" class="htmlignored">&lt;/span></font>
# ww thinks the end span should be  -----------^
#    though this <font ... /font> seems effectively a NoOp ???

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(Edited) CB coversation beginning at 005-11-19 13:02:19-05 included for its info value:
ww: OP's spoiler appears as a spoiled </span> after "Can you see why?"
belg4mit WFM
Tanktalus: Doesn't seem borked to me...?
ww: firefox 1.04 on w2k is rendering the node with the spoilt (right after "Can you see why?") and rendering the next two grafs in the clear
ambrus: what's your "Render tags as" setting in Display Settings ?
ww: set as "span" ... "error reporting" = 3
ww: "enforce nesting" is also set, which made rendered page show two spurious end span tags
ambrus: If I both set "spoiler" to span and "html error reporting" to 3 then it breaks for me too (enforce nesting is set to on already)

PS. hmmmphf (more puzzlement): in preview here, I get a warning that I'm missing a </spoiler> after the previous paragraph.

Trying for precision, but if this is more than is needed and useful, my apologies.

In reply to possible bug at "Render Spoiler Settings" and "html error" by ww

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