XHTML Tutorial

XHTML Tutorial

XHTML is the next generation of HTML! In our XHTML tutorial you will learn the difference between HTML and XHTML, and how to use XHTML in your future applications. You will also see how we converted this Web site into XHTML. Start Learning XHTML!

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XHTML References

At W3Schools you will find complete XHTML references about tags, attributes and events. XHTML 1.0 References.

Table of Contents

Introduction to XHTML
This chapter gives a brief introduction to XHTML and explains what XHTML is.

XHTML - Why?
This chapter explains why we needed a new language like XHTML.

Differences between XHTML and HTML
This chapter explains the main differences in syntax between XHTML and HTML.

XHTML Syntax 
This chapter explains the basic syntax of XHTML.

XHTML DTD 
This chapter explains the three different XHTML Document Type Definitions.

XHTML HowTo
This chapter explains how this web site was converted from HTML to XHTML.

XHTML Validation
This chapter explains how to validate XHTML documents.

XHTML References

XHTML 1.0 Reference
Our complete XHTML 1.0 reference is an alphabetical list of all XHTML tags with lots of  examples and tips.

XHTML 1.0 Standard Attributes
All the tags have attributes. The attributes for each tag are listed in the examples in the "XHTML 1.0 Reference" page. The attributes listed here are the core and language attributes all the tags has as standard (with few exceptions). This reference describes the attributes, and shows possible values for each.

XHTML 1.0 Event Attributes
All the standard event attributes of the tags. This reference describes the attributes, and shows possible values for each.

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