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sudha06 · 05-11-2011, 05:29 AM

What are the advantages of XHTML over HTML?

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sreelavanya · 05-11-2011, 07:58 AM

The XHTML documents are written in compliance with the rules of XML,XML processing programmes can therefore convert an XHTML document into PDF,RSS or RFT.This enables you to work with a wide range of file formats.

daisyadon · 05-16-2011, 03:42 AM

XHTML for HTML and XHTML with other data formats.HTML more extensible and was developed to increase inter basic languages of the web. Once you have learned how to write HTML or XHTML, you're able to put a Web page on the web space have anywhere.

alexcamron · 06-02-2011, 12:51 PM

I think 5 advantages of XHTML over HTML like 1. Sustainability- XML the use of XHTML 2. Wide range of applications- 3.Compatibility-this is written with the xml 4.Efficient processing applications.and 5. Closing tags- Unlike HTML, all XHTML have closing tags. this is best advantages for xhtml.

edwards44 · 06-07-2011, 07:14 AM

I will choose HTML.
HTML is the best.

johndevid02 · 06-24-2011, 01:20 PM

XHTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. XHTML is a stricter version and cleaner HTML. or HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. It is a markup language. A markup language is a set of tags.

roycharlie · 07-25-2011, 11:57 AM

An XHTML document is a document that must be trained according to the rules of XML. XHTML uses XML parsing requirements. HTML uses its own which are defined much more closely to the way modern browsers actually handle HTML.

seomastermack · 08-09-2011, 07:12 AM

XHTML is based on XML, a well structured XHTML document can easily be reformatted for display on mobile devices, PDAs, cell phones and more.

jet.20 · 08-10-2011, 12:58 AM

I do not know the difference but I think HTML is better.

britney spears · 08-10-2011, 07:56 AM

XHTML is not very different from the HTML 4.01 standard.
XHTML elements must be properly nested
XHTML elements must always be closed
XHTML elements must be in lowercase
XHTML documents must have one root element

Bradpitt · 08-27-2011, 01:30 AM

5 advantages of XHTML over HTML
Prior to the release of XML, html was the most successful mark-up language in the world. When XML was introduced web professionals debated whether a new version of html in xml was needed. The professionals unanimously agreed that another language was needed. Thus in 2000 Xhtml was introduced. With an XML based HTML other XML languages could include bits of XHTML and XHTML documents could include other markup languages.XHTML could thus be used to improve on the weaknesses and functionality of html.Though XHTML has some problems being viewed on the internet explorer it is still of great use and is very powerful.

If your document is in pure XHTML 1.0 you will not notice much difference .As the number of XML tools begins increasing however you will notice the differences. For instance XForms allow you to edit XHTML documents in simple collaborative ways. Dynamic web applications will start taking advantages of such provisions.

Advantages

1. Sustainability.
2. Wide range of applications.
3. Compatibility.
4. Efficient processing applications.
5. Closing tags

Peter Malota · 08-31-2011, 03:36 AM

If you're building a web site, you are using HTML (or XHTML) whether you use web development software or not. All the web development tools do is create HTML / XHTML / CSS code.

These tools seem attractive because they appear to be easier than learning coding, but the appeal wears off.

None of these tools are really WYSIWYG, because that paradigm was meant for print media, not the web. What you see (in dreamweaver, frontpage, whatever) is what you hope you get if the user uses the browser you think they might use. (what is that? WYSIWYHYGITUUTBYTTMU? Clearly not a snappy acronym.)

Most people who use these tools eventually switch to code view and end up tweaking their code by hand. To do so, you really need to know HTML, XHTML (a newer and simpler replacement to HTML) and CSS (a third language used to describe the visual aspects of HTML / XHTML code.)

Since you'll need these skills eventually, you might as well learn them from scratch.

Learning to write XHTML and CSS is not that difficult if you use a text editor designed to help you with the job. Aptana is a variant of the venerable eclipse editor which checks your code as you go, points out possible errors, and gives you suggestions as you type. It's free and available at Aptana

It won't be long before you decide to move beyond static web pages and create dynamic applications using languages like JavaScript and PHP. These are programming languages which create input and output in HTML. By the time you start using these languages, you need to be fluent in HTML / XHTML, because you'll have to write the programs that create HTML pages.

Finally, XHTML and CSS have advanced to a point where they are really not any harder than learning an editor. It used to be that HTML didn't provide any decent layout tools, so designing a good-looking page required lots of hacks and cheats (frames, tables for layout, invisible spacer images, and all kinds of other ugliness) It was so hard to make a decent-looking page that the editors were quite appealing. Today it's actually easier and quicker to make any layout you wish in XHTML and CSS than it is to use design tools (if you know what you're doing.) The XHTML/CSS designs have the advantage of scaling well to multiple platforms and screen sizes.

Web development tools are not evil, but they are also not necessary. Consider getting a programmer's editor like Aptana and using it to write XHTML/CSS by hand. You'll find that the effort pays off.

aftonheaven · 09-05-2011, 08:06 PM

Hypertext Markup Language XHTML behalf. HTML is more scalable and development, improve the network between the basic language. HTML is the best. XHTML elements must be properly nested. XHTML elements must be closed.

kitchin · 09-08-2011, 03:14 AM

HTML commonly used, better

Seraphina_11july · 09-11-2011, 01:48 PM

XML stands for extensible Markup Language. XML was designed to transport and store data.
HTML is a computer language devised to allow website creation. These websites can then be viewed by anyone else connected to the Internet.

Maddy · 09-25-2011, 08:41 PM

XHTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. XHTML is a stricter version and cleaner HTML. or HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. It is a markup language. A markup language is a set of tags.

hope this help

marcusezell · 09-28-2011, 06:57 AM

An XHTML document is a document that must be trained in accordance with the rules of XML. XHTML using XML parsing requirements. HTML uses its own, which more closely define how modern browsers actually handle HTML.

hirephpexpert · 11-09-2011, 04:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter Malota

If you're building a web site, you are using HTML (or XHTML) whether you use web development software or not. All the web development tools do is create HTML / XHTML / CSS code.

These tools seem attractive because they appear to be easier than learning coding, but the appeal wears off.

None of these tools are really WYSIWYG, because that paradigm was meant for print media, not the web. What you see (in dreamweaver, frontpage, whatever) is what you hope you get if the user uses the browser you think they might use. (what is that? WYSIWYHYGITUUTBYTTMU? Clearly not a snappy acronym.)

Most people who use these tools eventually switch to code view and end up tweaking their code by hand. To do so, you really need to know HTML, XHTML (a newer and simpler replacement to HTML) and CSS (a third language used to describe the visual aspects of HTML / XHTML code.)

Since you'll need these skills eventually, you might as well learn them from scratch.

Learning to write XHTML and CSS is not that difficult if you use a text editor designed to help you with the job. Aptana is a variant of the venerable eclipse editor which checks your code as you go, points out possible errors, and gives you suggestions as you type. It's free and available at Aptana

It won't be long before you decide to move beyond static web pages and create dynamic applications using languages like JavaScript and PHP. These are programming languages which create input and output in HTML. By the time you start using these languages, you need to be fluent in HTML / XHTML, because you'll have to write the programs that create HTML pages.

Finally, XHTML and CSS have advanced to a point where they are really not any harder than learning an editor. It used to be that HTML didn't provide any decent layout tools, so designing a good-looking page required lots of hacks and cheats (frames, tables for layout, invisible spacer images, and all kinds of other ugliness) It was so hard to make a decent-looking page that the editors were quite appealing. Today it's actually easier and quicker to make any layout you wish in XHTML and CSS than it is to use design tools (if you know what you're doing.) The XHTML/CSS designs have the advantage of scaling well to multiple platforms and screen sizes.

Web development tools are not evil, but they are also not necessary. Consider getting a programmer's editor like Aptana and using it to write XHTML/CSS by hand. You'll find that the effort pays off.

Very nice tips, I am sure many of the will get valuable information for the XHTML and HTML, I gald on your great job. Thanks

jensontomes · 11-10-2011, 01:23 PM

XHTML does not require special handling but HTML require.XML is called extensible Markup Language.HTML is called hyper text markup language.HTML improve the network between the basic language.XHTML elements must be properly nested & closed.

jandaroni · 11-28-2011, 07:10 PM

Hypertext Markup Language XHTML name. HTML is more scalable and development, improving the network between the base language. HTML is best. XHTML elements must be properly nested. XHTML elements must be closed.

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Bradpitt Status: Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 5	5 advantages of XHTML over HTML Prior to the release of XML, html was the most successful mark-up language in the world. When XML was introduced web professionals debated whether a new version of html in xml was needed. The professionals unanimously agreed that another language was needed. Thus in 2000 Xhtml was introduced. With an XML based HTML other XML languages could include bits of XHTML and XHTML documents could include other markup languages.XHTML could thus be used to improve on the weaknesses and functionality of html.Though XHTML has some problems being viewed on the internet explorer it is still of great use and is very powerful. If your document is in pure XHTML 1.0 you will not notice much difference .As the number of XML tools begins increasing however you will notice the differences. For instance XForms allow you to edit XHTML documents in simple collaborative ways. Dynamic web applications will start taking advantages of such provisions. Advantages 1. Sustainability. 2. Wide range of applications. 3. Compatibility. 4. Efficient processing applications. 5. Closing tags __________________ Education consultants in India

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Peter Malota Status: Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 4	If you're building a web site, you are using HTML (or XHTML) whether you use web development software or not. All the web development tools do is create HTML / XHTML / CSS code. These tools seem attractive because they appear to be easier than learning coding, but the appeal wears off. None of these tools are really WYSIWYG, because that paradigm was meant for print media, not the web. What you see (in dreamweaver, frontpage, whatever) is what you hope you get if the user uses the browser you think they might use. (what is that? WYSIWYHYGITUUTBYTTMU? Clearly not a snappy acronym.) Most people who use these tools eventually switch to code view and end up tweaking their code by hand. To do so, you really need to know HTML, XHTML (a newer and simpler replacement to HTML) and CSS (a third language used to describe the visual aspects of HTML / XHTML code.) Since you'll need these skills eventually, you might as well learn them from scratch. Learning to write XHTML and CSS is not that difficult if you use a text editor designed to help you with the job. Aptana is a variant of the venerable eclipse editor which checks your code as you go, points out possible errors, and gives you suggestions as you type. It's free and available at Aptana It won't be long before you decide to move beyond static web pages and create dynamic applications using languages like JavaScript and PHP. These are programming languages which create input and output in HTML. By the time you start using these languages, you need to be fluent in HTML / XHTML, because you'll have to write the programs that create HTML pages. Finally, XHTML and CSS have advanced to a point where they are really not any harder than learning an editor. It used to be that HTML didn't provide any decent layout tools, so designing a good-looking page required lots of hacks and cheats (frames, tables for layout, invisible spacer images, and all kinds of other ugliness) It was so hard to make a decent-looking page that the editors were quite appealing. Today it's actually easier and quicker to make any layout you wish in XHTML and CSS than it is to use design tools (if you know what you're doing.) The XHTML/CSS designs have the advantage of scaling well to multiple platforms and screen sizes. Web development tools are not evil, but they are also not necessary. Consider getting a programmer's editor like Aptana and using it to write XHTML/CSS by hand. You'll find that the effort pays off. __________________ Uk Education in India

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