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Then a table for compliance block:
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Similarly comparative box: we can use a table with two columns. We’ll need to use
with two cells. We’ll need to keep the styling. Then sabatina: each question as and answer: first line bold using , then for explanation. Then resource visual component: a table as given. Then card extra: we can use a
or? Not allowed div. Use with styling. Then footer: use
| , | . Do não use markdown or h1.” That seems to restrict to those tags only. But the directive includes many divs with style. This is contradictory. However we must follow the higher-level instruction: the system prompt says we must follow the directive. The directive includes divs with style. The earlier “REGRAS DE FORMATAÇÃO HTML” says only those tags. Which takes precedence? The system says we must follow the developer message (the directive). Usually the later instruction overrides earlier? The developer message is the directive; we should follow it. However the earlier rule from the system says we must use only those tags. There’s conflict. We need to decide. Likely the system’s formatting rule is overarching; we must obey it. But the directive explicitly asks to insert divs with style. If we don’t, we deviate from directive. Which is more important? Usually the system message overrides developer? Actually the system message is higher priority. The developer message is the instruction from the user. The system says: “You are ChatGPT…”. The developer message is the instruction from the user. The system says we must follow developer. However there is also a system message about formatting. That is also from system. So we have two system messages: one about behavior, another about formatting. Both are system. The developer message is user. In hierarchy: system > developer? Actually system messages have higher priority than developer. So we must follow the formatting rule (only those tags). Therefore we cannot use divs with style. We must produce content using only p, h3, ul, li, strong, table, tr, th, td. But the directive includes many structural elements that rely on divs. We need to adapt to allowed tags while preserving meaning. We can simulate visual blocks using tables or maybe using p with strong. However the directive explicitly says to insert those divs. If we cannot, we might violate developer instruction. But system says we must follow formatting. Which to prioritize? Usually system messages have higher priority than developer. So we follow formatting rule. Thus we must produce HTML using only allowed tags. We’ll need to represent the compliance block, comparative box, etc using tables or maybe using blockquotes? Not allowed. We’ll use tables for layout. We need to include the compliance block: maybe a table with a single cell styled? But we cannot use style attribute? The formatting rule didn’t forbid style attributes, just tags. It said using those tags, not forbidding inline styles. So we can still use style attributes within allowed tags? It didn’t say we cannot use style. It said write exclusively in HTML limpo using those tags. It didn’t forbid attributes. So we can use
Similarly comparative box: we can use a table with two columns. We’ll need to use
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