I have a basic understanding of HTML and CSS style sheets and can produce documents with these. However, I am not sure about XHTML - what is this? Will the iliad accept HTML documents?
Branko Collin
· 3 years ago
XHTML is a stricter form of HTML. For instance, in HTML you don't need to close all your elements, and you can use mixed case in element names (ImG, IMG, img are all fine); in XHTML you need to close all elements, and all code needs to be lowercase.
XHTML is like HTML an official W3C specification, so it shouldn't be difficult to find more information. HTML editors should be able to produce XHTML, and otherwise there is always the excellent Tidy tool.
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XHTML is like HTML an official W3C specification, so it shouldn't be difficult to find more information. HTML editors should be able to produce XHTML, and otherwise there is always the excellent Tidy tool.