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HTML
stands for HyperText Markup Language
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HTML
stands for Hyper Text Made-up Language
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XHTML
stands for Xanthic Hypertext Markup Language
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XHTML
stands for Extensible HyperText Markup Language.
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5.
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XHTML
rules are generally more strict than HTML rules.
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IN
XHTML, all coding needs to be in lower case, all tags must be closed and all code must be formed
properly. HTML allows for less strict coding.
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7.
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XHTML
is the most current version of the HTML language. There are no newer versions.
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8.
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The
newest version of HTML, HTML 5 works in all browsers. That is why everyone is using
it.
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All
XHTML documents need to have a doctype at the top of the code, before the opening <html>
tag.
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10.
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All
XHTML documents begin with the code <xhtml></xhtml>.
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In
XHTML, this is the correct way to open and close the head tags:
<head></head>
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In
XHTML, this is the correct way to code the head and title tags:
<head>
<title>
</head></title>
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13.
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In
XHTML, this is the correct way to code the head and title tags:
<head>
<title></tilte>
</head>
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14.
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In
XHTML, this is the correct way to code the head and title tags:
<head/>
<title></tilte>
</head>
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In
XHTML, this is the correct way to code an h1 heading in the body section along with a paragraph under
the h1:
<body
<h1>Best
Football Team Ever<h1>
<p>The Green Bay
Packers</p>
</body>
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16.
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In
XHTML, this is the correct way to code an h1 heading in the body section along with a paragraph under
the h1:
<body>
<h1>Best
Football Team Ever</h1>
<p>The Green Bay
Packers</p>
</body>
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In
XHTML, this is the correct way to code an h1 heading in the body section along with a paragraph under
the h1:
<body>
<h1>Best
Football Team Ever<h1>
<p>The Green Bay
Packers<p>
</body>
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In
XHTML, this is the correct way to code an h1 heading in the body section along with a paragraph under
the h1:
<body>
<h1>Best
Football Team Ever</n1>
<p>The Green Bay
Packers</p>
</body>
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In
XHTML, this is the correct way to code an h1 heading in the body section along with a paragraph under
the h1:
<body>
<h1>Best
Football Team Ever</h1>
<p>The Green Bay
Packers</p>
</boody>
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20.
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In
XHTML, everything in the following code is correct:
<head>
<title>How to pick the right Greek island for
you</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>How to pick the right Greek island for
you</h1>
<h2>Best for beaches: Crete, Lipsi, Kefallonia, Skiathos,
Mykonos</h2>
Almost every Greek isle has great beaches, but few come with a
Venetian castle, like laid-back Frangokastello Beach in southern Crete.
For lapping
turquoise waters, try Platys Gialos and Kambos on quiet Lipsi, and the stunning cove at Myrtos Beach
in Kefallonia.
<h2>Best for history: Rhodes, Delos, Corfu,
Patmos
<p>Gape at Rhodes' magnificent, walled old town, where the
Knights of St John ruled from 1309-1523, and explore their quarter before visiting the 14th-century
Palace of the Grand Masters. On ethereal Patmos, visit the Monastery of St John the Theologian, and
see the grotto where the saint wrote the Book of Revelations.</p>
</body>
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In
XHTML, everything in the following code is correct:
<head>
<title>How to pick the right Greek island for
you</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>How to pick the right Greek island for
you</h1>
<h2>Best for beaches: Crete, Lipsi, Kefallonia, Skiathos,
Mykonos</h2>
<p>Almost every Greek isle has great beaches, but few come with
a Venetian castle, like laid-back Frangokastello Beach in southern Crete.
For lapping
turquoise waters, try Platys Gialos and Kambos on quiet Lipsi, and the stunning cove at Myrtos Beach
in Kefallonia. </p>
<h3>Best for history: Rhodes, Delos, Corfu,
Patmos</h2>
<p>Gape at Rhodes' magnificent, walled old town, where the
Knights of St John ruled from 1309-1523, and explore their quarter before visiting the 14th-century
Palace of the Grand Masters. On ethereal Patmos, visit the Monastery of St John the Theologian, and
see the grotto where the saint wrote the Book of Revelations.</p>
</body>
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In
XHTML, everything in the following code is correct:
<head>
<title>How to pick the right Greek island for
you</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>How to pick the right Greek island for
you</h1>
<h2>Best for beaches: Crete, Lipsi, Kefallonia, Skiathos,
Mykonos</h2>
<p>Almost every Greek isle has great beaches, but few come with
a Venetian castle, like laid-back <i>Frangokastello Beach </em>in southern Crete.
For lapping turquoise waters, try Platys Gialos and Kambos on quiet Lipsi, and the
stunning cove at Myrtos Beach in Kefallonia. </p>
<h2>Best
for history: Rhodes, Delos, Corfu, Patmos</h2>
<p>Gape at
Rhodes' magnificent, walled old town, where the Knights of St John ruled from 1309-1523, and explore
their quarter before visiting the 14th-century Palace of the Grand Masters. On ethereal Patmos, visit
the Monastery of St John the Theologian, and see the grotto where the saint wrote the Book of
Revelations.</p>
</body>
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In
XHTML, everything in the following code is correct:
<head>
<title>How to pick the right Greek island for
you</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>How to pick the right Greek island for
you</h1>
<h2>Best for beaches: Crete, Lipsi, Kefallonia, Skiathos,
Mykonos</h2>
<p>Almost every Greek isle has great beaches, but few come with
a Venetian castle, like laid-back <i>Frangokastello Beach </i>in southern Crete.
For lapping turquoise waters, try Platys Gialos and Kambos on quiet
Lipsi, and the stunning cove at Myrtos Beach in Kefallonia. </p>
<h2>Best for history: Rhodes, Delos, Corfu,
Patmos</h2>
<p>Gape at Rhodes' magnificent, walled old town, where the
Knights of St John ruled from 1309-1523, and explore their quarter before visiting the 14th-century
Palace of the Grand Masters. On ethereal Patmos, visit the Monastery of St John the Theologian, and
see the grotto where the saint wrote the Book of Revelations.</p>
</body>
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The
following is correct XHTML code for the body section:
<body>
<!--Put all your content below this
line-->
<h1>Hoax sign warns Arizona drivers of panda
rampage</h1>
<p>PHOENIX (Reuters) - A wave of "panda-monium" has
swept through a northern Arizona city thanks to a mischievous street sign hacker who warned motorists
of a "ROGUE PANDA ON RAMPAGE."</p>
</body>
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The
following is correct XHTML code for the body section:
<body>
<!--Put all your content below this
line->
<h1>Hoax sign warns Arizona drivers of panda
rampage</h1>
<p>PHOENIX (Reuters) - A wave of "panda-monium" has
swept through a northern Arizona city thanks to a mischievous street sign hacker who warned motorists
of a "ROGUE PANDA ON RAMPAGE."</p>
</body>
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26.
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In
XHTML, most tags open with a less-than sign, the tag name, then the greater-than sign. They
close with the less-than sign, a forward slash, the tag name, then the greater-than
sign.
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In
XHTML, there are some tags that are “self-closing” like the break tag: <br
/>
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In
XHTML, there are no tags that are “self-closing.” That is, no tag can be displayed like
this:
<br />
A break tag
should be written as <br></br>
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29.
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There
are different versions of HTML.
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30.
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When
coding XHTML, all of the content on your web page, that is, everything that you want to show up in
the browser window should be located between the head tags.
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