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a: XHTML ~
b: Making Sandwiches

What:

It something like ham


Useful?
Writer: Brad
LCC:
Where:
Date: May 21 2014 4:56 PM



a: XHTML ~
b: Russian stacking dolls

What:

"At this point, it is helpful to think of XHTML as a set of Russian stacking dolls. Smaller elements fit inside larger elements, which fit inside even larger elements, etc. Our header rests inside our element, which rests inside our element."


Useful?
Writer: Brad
LCC:
Where:
Date: May 21 2014 4:57 PM



a: Xhtml ~
b: HTML

What:

"XHTML is like HTML, but the XML version, and is a lot more strict! The regular HTML allowed for a lot of mistakes, a lot of BAD coding. So a lot of people got into the practice of coding their pages bad."


Useful?
Writer: Not Stated
LCC:
Where: Reference Link Has Evaporated
Date: May 21 2014 5:05 PM



a: Xhtml ~
b: glue

What: "XHTML (HTML formalised to be a proper XML format) structure, glue and content for a document""XHTML is like the glue that any supported browser will support. A lot of 'HTML' pages are actually technically XHTML, as an XHTML document is almost viewable on a pure-HTML (read: very old) browser."

Useful?
Writer: Chris Graham
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Where:
Date: May 21 2014 5:11 PM



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