Description of Problem:

If no errata applies to a package, clicking on the "Newer Versions" tab 
still prints a row of data (with no entry in the last unnamed column).

If it's the latest version of a package which has had errata (eg. the 
kernel) you get told the errata that applied to the previous version, 
which is counter-intuitive.

Also the first row always contains a spurious ">" (greater-than) 
character in the first column, which is invalid HTML.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How Reproducible:
Every time


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Choose any package
2. Go to Newer Versions
3. Try and work out what's going on

Actual Results:
case no previous version:
  line with current version and nothing informing you of this
case with previous version
  line with current version and the advisory for the previous version
both cases
  extra ">" in first column

Expected Results:
case no previous version:
  line saying this is current version
case with previous version
  line saying this is current version. line with previous version and     
  advisory


Additional Information:
Purely cosmetic - no rush.