I wanna know whether xhtml extension needed for xhtml file?
if i have xhtml code in a file, can i save that file as index.html ?
if i have xhtml code in a file, can i save that file as index.html ?
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You only have to save it as a .html-file and not under a special file name.
The biggest difference between HTML and XHTML is:
1) That XHTML is more case-sensitive and only want small letters.
I.E: <p> instead of <P>
2) <br> has turned into <br />
3) XHTML is very distinct about the order of "nestled"-tags,
which means FILO (first-in-last-out)
I.E: <div> <i> <strong>some text</strong> </i> </div>
instead of what was incorrectly accepted as OK in HTML:
<div><i><strong > some text </i></strong></div>
4) And the mandatory XHTML-file should at least contain this:
Hope this was of some help, there's an simple introduction tutorial at w3schools:Code:<!DOCTYPE Doctype goes here> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <title>Some title</title> </head> <body></body> </html>
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You can save it as a html file. If you save it with a xhtml extension then it becomes a xml file and will be treated as such.Comment
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only thing is that go to http://www.w3.org and make you side valid for html then you can saved it as html no matterComment
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