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Only use XHTML when you need to have your content parsed as XML. Otherwise, there is nothing wrong at all with well-formed HTML.
by chrisbroadfoot 18y ago
Only use XHTML when you need to have your content parsed as XML. Otherwise, there is nothing wrong at all with well-formed HTML.
- aaronblohowiak 18y agothe opposite should be your strategy because XHTML is more easily machine read, and thus more easily repurposed (and therefore, a more powerful storage/interchange format). use XHTML so your content can be parsed as XML unless you have a specific and clear reason to abandon easy machine readability.