XHTML Subject Outline

This is the basic overview what what you learn of XHTMl. XHTML stands for Extensible Hypertext Markup Language. Since you have already learned HTML, XHTMl should be as easy a finsh in a barrel. XHTML is a modified HTMl that is cleaner and with stricter rules. You can find the tutorials in W3 schools.

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Here is a brief outline of what is on W3 schools:

  1. XHTML Introduction
    • This is basically a breif introduction to XHTML.
    • It goes over of what XHTMl is and other stuff
  2. XHTML Why
    • Another straightfoward page. This is the reason for using XHTML
  3. XHTML vs HTML
    • This page explains one of the several differences of XHTML and HTML and which one is better
    • They go over topics that set apart XHTMl from HTMl
    • You must follow these rules for XHTML
  4. XHTML Syntax
    • This goes into the rules of XHTMl that you may not break.
    • They are crucial points that you must follow for valid code
  5. XHTML DTD
    • DTD stands for Doctype Declaration. This is an important rule of XHTML. This is straightfoward to most. This is one of the most parts of XHTML.
    • Go to THIS SITE to learn more of the Doctypes
  6. XHTML HowTo
    • W3 schools was nice enough to give us an instructional book on how to change our "sloppy" HTMl to the new, cleaner XHTML.
    • These are very useful to know
    • They go over methods of editing our previous code for the new standards
  7. XHTML Validation
    • This section involves how to check if your XHTML is valid by the strict standards, declaring your code as proper XHTML

This will now cover the EchoEcho tutorial of XHTML! Go to this link for the tutorial.

  1. XHTML Introduction

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