[The Real Slim Shady]

Hey Geoff,

Its different from person to person. I usually prefer to capitalize stuff that are important if you are working with big HTML documents.

And about the xHTML vs HTML, I wouldn't really know yet. xHTML hasn't fully replaced HTML yet for the web. HTML is written in its own unique syntax while xHTML is different. For me the biggest reason is that browsers parse HTML waaay faster then xHTML. Also xHTML does NOT have good browser support.

actually, ive seen very little different between HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0 - really the only difference ive noticed, is that they are stricter in programming requirements. lower case tags, mandatory document tags, closing tags required, and proper nesting of elements for example. Basically its everything an html programmer should be doing in the first place? LOL

Also, xhtml makes converting to XSLT and XML documents easier if that need should ever arise.

[The Real Slim Shady]

Hey Geoff,

Its different from person to person. I usually prefer to capitalize stuff that are important if you are working with big HTML documents.

And about the xHTML vs HTML, I wouldn't really know yet. xHTML hasn't fully replaced HTML yet for the web. HTML is written in its own unique syntax while xHTML is different. For me the biggest reason is that browsers parse HTML waaay faster then xHTML. Also xHTML does NOT have good browser support.

actually, ive seen very little different between HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0 - really the only difference ive noticed, is that they are stricter in programming requirements. lower case tags, mandatory document tags, closing tags required, and proper nesting of elements for example. Basically its everything an html programmer should be doing in the first place? LOL

Also, xhtml makes converting to XSLT and XML documents easier if that need should ever arise.

[bluedog.tar.gz]

Hey Geoff,

Its different from person to person. I usually prefer to capitalize stuff that are important if you are working with big HTML documents.

And about the xHTML vs HTML, I wouldn't really know yet. xHTML hasn't fully replaced HTML yet for the web. HTML is written in its own unique syntax while xHTML is different. For me the biggest reason is that browsers parse HTML waaay faster then xHTML. Also xHTML does NOT have good browser support.

actually, ive seen very little different between HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0 - really the only difference ive noticed, is that they are stricter in programming requirements. lower case tags, mandatory document tags, closing tags required, and proper nesting of elements for example. Basically its everything an html programmer should be doing in the first place? LOL

Also, xhtml makes converting to XSLT and XML documents easier if that need should ever arise.

Lets see when that moments happen that everybody is going to do xhtml instead of html

[bluedog.tar.gz]

Hey Geoff,

Its different from person to person. I usually prefer to capitalize stuff that are important if you are working with big HTML documents.

And about the xHTML vs HTML, I wouldn't really know yet. xHTML hasn't fully replaced HTML yet for the web. HTML is written in its own unique syntax while xHTML is different. For me the biggest reason is that browsers parse HTML waaay faster then xHTML. Also xHTML does NOT have good browser support.

actually, ive seen very little different between HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0 - really the only difference ive noticed, is that they are stricter in programming requirements. lower case tags, mandatory document tags, closing tags required, and proper nesting of elements for example. Basically its everything an html programmer should be doing in the first place? LOL

Also, xhtml makes converting to XSLT and XML documents easier if that need should ever arise.

Lets see when that moments happen that everybody is going to do xhtml instead of html

[bluedog.tar.gz]

Hey Geoff,

Its different from person to person. I usually prefer to capitalize stuff that are important if you are working with big HTML documents.

And about the xHTML vs HTML, I wouldn't really know yet. xHTML hasn't fully replaced HTML yet for the web. HTML is written in its own unique syntax while xHTML is different. For me the biggest reason is that browsers parse HTML waaay faster then xHTML. Also xHTML does NOT have good browser support.

actually, ive seen very little different between HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0 - really the only difference ive noticed, is that they are stricter in programming requirements. lower case tags, mandatory document tags, closing tags required, and proper nesting of elements for example. Basically its everything an html programmer should be doing in the first place? LOL

Also, xhtml makes converting to XSLT and XML documents easier if that need should ever arise.

Lets see when that moments happen that everybody is going to do xhtml instead of html

[Mobbin_mybb_import7377]

Nice tutorial i bumped into someone who knows HTML css js jquiery ect ect and he offered to teach me out of the blue and today he said he's going to teach me css now he taught me HTML

[Mobbin_mybb_import7377]

Nice tutorial i bumped into someone who knows HTML css js jquiery ect ect and he offered to teach me out of the blue and today he said he's going to teach me css now he taught me HTML

[MalleusDemonium]

Nice oone blue... Now i have to relearn it again.. its been a longgggg time... lol

[bluedog.tar.gz]

Nice oone blue... Now i have to relearn it again.. its been a longgggg time... lol

Haha, take your time

[H4R0015K]

@Blue can you explain doctype in more detail i am mean what is doctype?