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> I really wish xhtml would have won in place of HTML/CSS. This makes me doubt that you understand what you are talking about. XHTML and HTML have exactly the
by rimantas 15y ago
> I really wish xhtml would have won in place of HTML/CSS.
This makes me doubt that you understand what you are talking about. XHTML and HTML have exactly the same semantics. CSS has little to do with them (you can use CSS to style you XML documents if you wish so). With CSS3 and modern browsers you can pretty much avoid anything to HTML just for styling purposes. Heck, take a look at http://camendesign.com/ http://camendesign.com/ It's not visually complicated, but there are no IDs and CLASSes in the source.
- Iv 15y agoThe idea was that xhtml was supposed to work hand in hand with XSLT. Instead of HTML/CSS you would have XHTML/XSLT. You would process XML files with a turing-complete language to display nice styles. Every web site would be directly machine-readable. RSS would be completemy useless as they would be easy to extract from the raw XML.