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you should reference them in the <!ELEMENT td> definition

edit: if you want to maintain the parsed character data in the td element along with the new tags, you can define a mixed content element. example:

<!ELEMENT td (#PCDATA | br? | hr? | img?)>

see element declarations at w3.org

akf
Could you please elaborate, a little? The td element also needs to allow text. I'm not sure how to allow the referenced elements in addition to whatever text I might want to enter.
senfo
@senfo: updated the answer to address your comment
akf