XHTML Tutorial
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XHTML Tutorial
XHTML is a more rigorous and purer version of HTML.
In this tutorial, we will explain the differences between HTML and XHTML, and also show you how to upgrade this site to XHTML.
XHTML Reference Manual
Our XHTML reference manual is a list of XHTML tags arranged in alphabetical order, accompanied by a considerable number of examples and annotations.
Content List
- XHTML Introduction
- This chapter briefly introduces XHTML and explains the concept of XHTML.
- Why XHTML?
- This chapter explains why we need a language like XHTML so much.
- Differences Between XHTML and HTML
- This chapter explains the main differences in syntax between XHTML and HTML.
- XHTML Syntax
- This chapter introduces the basic syntax of XHTML.
- XHTML DTD
- This chapter explains three different types of XHTML document type definitions.
- XHTML How To
- Explain how this site was converted from HTML to XHTML.
- XHTML Validation
- This chapter introduces how to validate an XHTML document.
- XHTML Modules
- This chapter explains the modularization of XHTML.
- XHTML Summary
- This chapter includes: a summary of what you have learned in this tutorial, as well as the next steps we recommend you should continue to learn.
- XHTML Reference Manual
- Our complete 'XHTML1.0 Reference Manual' is a list of XHTML tags arranged in alphabetical order, accompanied by a considerable number of examples and annotations.
- XHTML 1.0 Standard Attributes
- All tags have attributes. The XHTML1.0 standard attributes listed here refer to the core attributes and language attributes (with a few exceptions) of all tags, including descriptions of these attributes and a list of possible values for each attribute.
- XHTML 1.0 Event Attributes
- All standard event attributes of the tags. The descriptions of these attributes and the possible values of each attribute are listed.
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