Extensible Hypertext Markup Language - A reformulation of HTML 4.0 in XML 1.0. XHTML is a new language for building web pages that has recently been proposed as a W3C Recommendation. This proposed Recommendation caused lots of debate on account of XHTML's usage of XML namespaces.
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By Jim Minatel HTML (HyperText Markup Language) exploded into the savvy computer user and developer's consciousness around 1994. Although it had been around before that, this was roughly the tipping point when HTML went from obscure scientific curiosity to the point where you could pick up a mainstream computer magazine or go to a bookstore and be assaulted... Read Article.
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( Page 1 of 5 ) As with all facets of web design, there are many ways to do a task and get the same (or similar) results. This chapter presents methods for making lists using XHTML and how the lists will look on a variety of devices, including handhelds. (From the book Web Standards Solutions: The Markup and Style Handbook , by Dan Cederholm, from Apress,... Read Article.
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( Page 1 of 5 ) You've learned your Web programming language well enough that using a plain vanilla text editor no longer instructs; it slows you down. In short, you're ready for an XHTML editor. Which one should you choose? Dan Wellman checks them out, and discovers you may not have to spend any money at all to get one that suits your needs just... Read Article.
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Nicholas Chase This tutorial is designed for users who need to understand the modularization of XHTML, either to use a subset of XHTML, or to add their own tags to create their own markup language variants. Register for this tutorial After you register, you can use your userid and password to access any tutorial on the site without entering them again.... Read Article.
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By Peter A. Bromberg, Ph.D. Printer - Friendly Version This is a web - based implementation of converting HTML to well-formed XHTML using Chris Lovett of Microsoft's excellent SGMLReader . Chris's code has a command - line interface; however I needed an in-memory implementation for some work we're experimenting on that takes well-formed XHTML... Read Article.
