... And for some reason this X inspires fear and dread when combined with
the Internet: XML, XSL, XPATH, XFORM and, yes, even XHTML. ...

... 04/27/2001 Code, The XHTML Transition: It's not that difficult. Print Article, ... Not
to mention when? But let's start with why: Why the transition to XHTML? ...

XHTML is the W3C's XML defined markup language for Web pages. What are
the key differences between this and HTML? ... XHTML - An Introduction. ...

Why build your first Website in HTML, when you can build it in XHTML? ... XHTML Web Design
for Beginners - Part 2. By Nigel Peck March 31st 2003 Reader Rating: 8.5. ...

... Articles: Semantics, HTML, XHTML, and Structure. Introduction. ... It’s REQUIRED
to include closing tags for all list items and other tags for XHTML. ...

XHTML combines the flexibility of HTML with the extensibility of XML. But what does this mean?

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Web Design for Beginners: Introduction. skip to navigation ... Why XHTML ? ...

In his latest Dive Into XML column, Mark Pilgrim begins another multipart series
by setting out along the road to XHTML 2.0. ... The Road to XHTML 2.0: MIME Types. ...

... 159. Using XHTML/CSS for an Effective SEO Campaign. by Brandon Olejniczak. ... We’re
not going to cover all of the basics of XHTML and CSS. ...

Modifying DreamWeaver 4.0 to Produce Valid XHTML. Tweaks, hacks, extensions. ... Modifying
Dreamweaver to Produce Valid XHTML. by Carrie Bickner. ...

The W3C's XHTML language is supposed to be a bridge between HTML and XML. Is this
trip really necessary? Peter-Paul Koch ponders the pros and cons of XHTML. ...