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    XHTML Markup Languages Data Formats













XHTML Markup Languages Data Formats


XHTML

XHTML is the eXtensible HyperText Markup Language. It is the latested version of HTML, and an application of XML.

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- The W3C's HTML website, including information about HTML and XHTML.


  • - Details the main differences between HTML and XHTML.
  • - Discussion of XHTML 1.0 and how it improves on the HTML 4.0 standard. Examines the issues involved in the transition between HTML and XHTML. Also explores backwards compatibility to HTML and XHTML modularization.
  • - An introductory article for those with no prior experience of HTML. Covers version 1.0 Transitional.
  • - An article covering possible future outcomes for version 2 of the standard.
  • - Portal site to XHTML resources.
  • - Validator which attempts to load XHTML document in the MSXML parser and generate an error report. [Online and Download]
  • - This companion web site for a textbook on web development and XHTML offers hints, tutorials, and a forum.
  • - A large source of information, with news and books about XHTML.
  • - Introduction, tutorial, standards documents, and links to articles.
  • - XHTML 1.0 overview. Includes discussion of accessibility and document validation. Also XHTML authoring tips and tools featuring the use of Dreamweaver.
  • - XHTML library for the Notetab Pro text editor. Extensive library consisting of all the XHTML strict elements and attributes, and wellformedness checks.
  • - Article exploring the issues involved in migrating from HTML to XML.


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