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04-01-2006, 01:26 PM
04-02-2006, 08:40 AM
XHTML? I thought there was only HTML!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:confused:
:confused:
04-02-2006, 08:46 AM
What is XHTML exactly? I've heard of SHTML,
but it woudn't work on my Aunt's Computer. She said it only showed up as text, but on mine it showed as a regular webpage.
_ISR_m3rc_
but it woudn't work on my Aunt's Computer. She said it only showed up as text, but on mine it showed as a regular webpage.
_ISR_m3rc_
04-03-2006, 08:03 AM
Hey FireFoxWiz, that helps! Thanks!
XHTML is the current version of HTML, with some tags from XML. And it seems difficult to learn, so I'm using Macromedia/Adobe Dreamwarver, ad just
using the code as a reference.
XHTML is the current version of HTML, with some tags from XML. And it seems difficult to learn, so I'm using Macromedia/Adobe Dreamwarver, ad just
using the code as a reference.
Ultra-Loser
04-05-2006, 08:24 PM
XHTML is almost the same as HTML (I write
webpages in XHTML all the time so I know this,) but it uses the XML syntax (it's more strict). All tags must be in lower case, (ISR take note - they aren't on
your site), deprecated HTML tags are gone, and all tags must be properly nested. Also, if a tag doesn't have a closing tag it has to end in />. For example,
<br />
It's not that hard to learn. I switched to XHTML from normal HTML in around half an hour.
I used dreamweaver at one point, but hated it.
I hate WYSIWYG in general. I now write everything in a plain text editor.
And there are some issues with IE and XHTML.
webpages in XHTML all the time so I know this,) but it uses the XML syntax (it's more strict). All tags must be in lower case, (ISR take note - they aren't on
your site), deprecated HTML tags are gone, and all tags must be properly nested. Also, if a tag doesn't have a closing tag it has to end in />. For example,
<br />
It's not that hard to learn. I switched to XHTML from normal HTML in around half an hour.
I used dreamweaver at one point, but hated it.
I hate WYSIWYG in general. I now write everything in a plain text editor.
And there are some issues with IE and XHTML.
04-06-2006, 06:21 AM
UL Wrote:It's not that hard to learn. I switched to:eek: it looks hard though!
XHTML from normal HTML in around half an hour.
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04-06-2006, 06:25 AM
Quote:(ISR take note - they aren't on your site),
Which site? I have quite a few, lol.
_ISR_m3rc_
04-06-2006, 09:54 AM
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04-13-2006, 12:07 PM
XHTML is almost the same as HTML (I write
webpages in XHTML all the time so I know this,) but it uses the XML syntax (it's more strict). All tags must be in lower case, (ISR take note - they aren't on
your site), deprecated HTML tags are gone, and all tags must be properly nested. Also, if a tag doesn't have a closing tag it has to end in />. For example,
webpages in XHTML all the time so I know this,) but it uses the XML syntax (it's more strict). All tags must be in lower case, (ISR take note - they aren't on
your site), deprecated HTML tags are gone, and all tags must be properly nested. Also, if a tag doesn't have a closing tag it has to end in />. For example,
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