Html Template Parse Error

[Hammad Ali]

when i use this html in my app.component.html file i got an error -> Uncaught Error: Template parse errors:

Unexpected closing tag "section". It may happen when the tag has already been closed by another tag.
 by removing <header> and <section> tag it starts working.
I am unable to identify the issue why this is happening .
  
 <header class=" bd-headerarea-1 bd-margins">

        <div data-affix="" data-offset="" data-fix-at-screen="top" data-clip-at-control="bottom" 

      data-enable-lg="" data-enable-md="" data-enable-sm="" class="bd-affix-1 bd-no-margins bd-margins affix-top">

        <section class=" bd-section-3 bd-tagstyles  " id="section3" 

        data-section-title="Top White with Three Containers">

            <div class="bd-container-inner bd-margins clearfix">

                <div class=" bd-layoutbox-3 bd-no-margins clearfix">

                    <div class="bd-container-inner" style="margin-left:40%">

                        <div class=" bd-layoutbox-7 bd-no-margins bd-no-margins clearfix">

                            <div class="bd-container-inner" >

                                <a class=" bd-logo-4 bd-no-margins" href="">

                                    <img class=" bd-imagestyles-18" src="http:"" alt="">

                                </a>

                            </div>

                        </div>

                    </div>

                </div>

            </section>

        </div>

   </header>

[Sander Elias]

Hi Hammad,

I had the same issue a few day's ago, but I can't remember how I resolved it. If you put it up in a plunker (make it working first, and then add the  <header> and <section> tags so it breaks. I will take a look at it. I know in my case it was a stupid mistake I made, but I don't remember what it was ;)

Here is a starting point

Regards

Sander

[Krishna Chaitanya]

You are missing a closing </div> tag before </section>

[Neeraj Dembla]

I had a similar problem i was missing few closing tags before </section> . Thanks Krishna for pointing it out.