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23rd May 2006

Web Standards

Web Standards is defined as a set of rules or specifications that should be followed when developing a website. The main objectives of web standards are to separate data from the presentation, to enhance compatibility, accessibility, extensibility and maintainability and to make user experiences richer and more enjoyable.

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26th Dec 2005

Converting HTML to XHTML in Dreamweaver MX

Didn’t know about this feature till I read this article - http://builder.com.com/5100-6371_14-5061538.html

Converting HTML to XHTML in Dreamweaver MX

You can also use Dreamweaver MX to convert existing HTML files to XHTML 1.0 Transitional. After opening an HTML file in Dreamweaver, select File | Convert | XHTML. If Dreamweaver encounters code it can’t convert, such as <img> tags without alt text, it provides a report at the end of the conversion process. From there, you can manually repair the offending code.

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26th Dec 2005

Transitional vs. Strict

Elements/Attributes not allowed in xHTML Strict

  • font
  • center
  • iframe
  • strike
  • u
  • s
  • dir
  • noframes
  • align
  • target
  • language (script)
  • background
  • bgcolor
  • noshade
  • border (allowed in table)
  • height (allowed in img and object)
  • width (allowed on img, object, table, col, and colgroup)
  • nowrap
  • text (body)
  • alink (body)
  • vlink (body)
  • link (body)
  • vspace

For more, go to:

http://24ways.org/advent/transitional-vs-strict-markup

http://liorean.web-graphics.com/xhtml/comparison.loose-strict.html

http://www.zvon.org/xxl/xhtmlReference/Output/comparison.html

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