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Isn't it supposed to be Lanthanide, not -oid?
No, not according to IUPAC [PDF] (IR-3.5).
You misspelled cesium/aluminum.
When the USA submitted to the oversight of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (which allowed it to have some names for element 104-111, but not all of them), compromises were made. Aluminium is the British spelling, as is caesium. In exchange, the American spelling of sulfur (vs. sulphur) became the international standard.
Where are the Roman numeral group numbers like VIIB?
Roman numerals for groups were scrapped in 1990 by IUPAC.
The valence numbers shown under Properties are not what I expected.
IUPAC's official definition of valence is, "The maximum number of univalent atoms (originally hydrogen or chlorine atoms) that may combine with an atom of the element under consideration, or with a fragment, or for which an atom of this element can be substituted." You may instead want the oxidation states shown on the Orbitals tab.
It's supposed to be atomic mass, not weight.
Atomic weight is the official term used by IUPAC to refer to the relative atomic masses published specifically for inclusion in periodic tables.
Isn't it supposed to be Lanthanide, not -oid?
No, not according to IUPAC [PDF] (IR-3.5).
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