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The best way to learn XHTML??

2/7/2006 – 5:28 pm | by Emile

Anyone have any ideas on the best way to learn XHTML? This coming from a partly self-reformed former HTML tables kind of guy. Books, links, etc. are all welcome.

Thanks!

  1. 3 Responses to “The best way to learn XHTML??”

  2. By Tim on Feb 7, 2006 | Reply

    Here’s a fairly good XHTML reference site: http://www.w3schools.com/xhtml/

    Good luck with XHTML. I’m still an HTML tables guy myself! (and proud of it!)

  3. By Emile on Feb 7, 2006 | Reply

    That did the trick. I feel so … illuminated !

  4. By vkaryl on Feb 26, 2006 | Reply

    Hi Emile….

    I did it the hard way I guess (though I’m not sure study is the easy way!): I just validated HTML pages to XHTML - changed the doctype, ran them through the validator, fixed errors, repeat as necessary….

    It’s not materially that different really. And once you get something at XHTML transitional, strict is a piece of cake, and 1.1 isn’t much harder.

    Best of luck!

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