Re: It is getting too quiet in here again. Does anyone have any questions?

Yes, XHTML is basically converting existing HTML tags to 'valid' XML tags
(I.e. they must all be closed), as well as eliminating certain attributes
from tags, and eliminating tags altogether.  As far as I have seen, XHTML is
essentially HTML 5, in that it seems to be the agreed upon direction for
HTML as defined by the W3C.  For a great explanation/tutorial, check out
http://www.w3schools.com/xhtml/default.asp

HTH,
Paul Mennega

http://www.mennega.com
Mennega Solutions
"Your Solution Source"

----- Original Message -----
From: <kate.shorey(at)hartfordlife.com>
To: "Mark Flint" <mflint(at)ce.mediaone.net>
Cc: <hwg-xml(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2001 11:44 AM
Subject: Re: It is getting too quiet in here again. Does anyone have any
questions?


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> Yes.  I'd like a link to a page descibing XHTML as it relates to XMl and
> HTMl.
> I know the changes I need to "XMLify" HTMl (such as adding  an ending
slash
> to single tags, and making start and end tags match in capitalization.
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> Is this XHTML?  Does anyone have any experience they can relate or sites
> they can share for me to view the source?  My own experience has been with
> altering HTMl so it will interact with XML based content managment sites
> such as those provided by the Content Management applications of Open
> Market in Burlington MA.
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> Thanks for your insite,
> kate
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> "Mark Flint" <mflint(at)ce.mediaone.net>(at)hwg.org on 03/14/2001 07:58:48 AM
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> Sent by:  owner-hwg-xml(at)hwg.org
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> To:   <hwg-xml(at)hwg.org>
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> Subject:  It is getting too quiet in here again. Does anyone have any
>       questions?
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> Friends of XML:
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> It is getting too quiet in here again.  Does anyone have any questions or
> things they were wondering about that the more experienced among us could
> answer?  No question is too "basic" or "silly" or "dumb".  If I don't
know,
> I'll look it up or someone else might know.
>
> I'm just trying to keep the "conversation" thread going.  :-)
>
> Mark Flint
> mflint(at)ce.mediaone.net
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