XHTML Or HTML?
10 December 2004 · Last updated: 11 December 2006
Comments are locked on this topic. Thanks to everyone who posted a comment.
- Anne van Kesteren:
HTML. However, if thought this dicussion was iterated too much? Or was it just iterated too much by me? 
Posted on 11 December 2004 at 8:49 pm ¶
- Stu Nicholls:
Either...as long as it is used 'correctly', and yes it has been discussed to death with no satisfactory answer.
Posted on 13 December 2004 at 10:12 am ¶
- Moose:
XHTML. Death to the HTML born-agains.
M.
Posted on 17 December 2004 at 8:14 pm ¶
- Alesh.ru:
xHTML - now, next xml+xsl.
Posted on 23 December 2004 at 11:32 am ¶
- Rolf:
XHTML und HTML haben unterschiedliche Dokumenttyp-Angaben. Die Dokumenttyp-Angabe nimmt Bezug auf die DTD und Sprachversion, die Sie in der Datei verwenden, und an die Sie sich halten wollen. Ein strenger Parser kann die Anzeige der Datei z.B. im Browser verhindern, wenn die Datei syntaktische Fehler ennthält. Maßeblich dafür, was ein syntaktischer Fehler ist, ist die DTD, auf die Sie mit der Dokumenttyp-Angabe Bezug nehmen.
Posted on 10 January 2005 at 2:05 pm ¶
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