IE7 and xhtml
16th Sep 2005
The developers of IE7 have revealed they will not support the application/xml+xhtml mime type but have included functionality that skips the xml prolog when a page is created as XHTML Strict.
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- 7th Dec 2005
send your xhtml as application/xhtml+xml
If you use PHP to serve your web pages, then here is the code snippet to use for determining if a user's browser is xhtml compliant.if ( isset($_SER [...]
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- 16th Dec 2004
the perils of using XHTML properly
good overview of the ins-and-outs of using xhtml at 456 Berea Street [...]
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- 19th Jan 2005
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XHTML is dead?
Tom my Olsson put forward a good arguement and there's plenty of decent responses to give you food for thought. [...]
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W3C Working Draft XHTML ™ 2.0
The sixth working draft of XHTML ™ 2.0 has been published. [...]
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- 23rd Jul 2004
XHTML and CSS Slide Show
Eric Meyer has produced a slideshow created solely with one xhtml page, css and a little javascript... pretty neat stuff! [...]
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- 30th Sep 2004
Linking in XHTML 2.0
intere sting article. [...]
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- 10th Mar 2005