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Old 10-23-2007, 12:41 PM
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the difference between HTML and XHTML is that HTML uses tables like
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<table><tr></td>THIS IS A TABLE</td></tr></table>
where XHTML uses "div" tags to and css to create tables like so
Quote:
<div id="table">THIS IS A TABLE</div>
, when using a "div" tag like that you would have to create a css notation called "#table" the "#" signifiing that there might be other "div" tags located inside to set the position of text. basically overall XHTML is designed to keep code cleaner, and not have as many tags and such, and to make all sites more W3C compliant, take IE for example it has trouble reading the html "table" tags so HTML has no gone out of style just like ipods are going out of style. Its all just a change in setup, nothing much is different it all acts and does the same just looks different.
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