XHTML Equals to Browser Compatibility

XHTML is the big in-thing in web designing these days.XHTML Coding for cross browser compatibility. This
It is the fastest growing trend that has now becometakes us to the question of 'Valid XHTML'.
a highly sought after service. So what is XHTML, andIf there is valid XHTML, is there any invalid XHTML as
how does it guarantees browser compatibility? Let uswell? What is valid, and how could one guess
study it in some detail.whether a particular coding is really valid or not?
Plato once said, necessity is the mother of allThere are many websites that display the "VALID
inventions. HTML, which was once a popular sourceXHTML" tags in the form of images, text and/or
code, is now overshadowed by XHTML, i.e.,banners. This means that they conform to the W3C's
Extensible Hypertext Markup Language. Earlier there(World Wide Web Consortium) coding standards. To
were few web browsers. But as different webensure that valid XHTML remains valid, W3C, an
browsers have also marked the industry with itsinternational standards organization, has laid out few
advent today, it becomes important to please all ofrules for XHTML coding. Designers follow these rules
them (as you don't know which browser theguidelines while coding XHTML. Valid XHTML, allow me
end-user uses). XHTML allows the site to divide theto compare it, is just like White hat SEO- it pays you
content from its appearance through CSS (Cascadingthe long way. Just like grey hat or black hat SEO can
Style Sheet). This makes the layout equally appealingbe done easily, but doesn't pay you for long, invalid
and compressed for all web browsers.XHTML can't reap you benefits for long.
Web has crossed its comprehensible boundaries. ItSo if the XHTML service provider tries to play smart
started with being on our system desktop, shifted toby displaying "Valid XHTML" in its website, without
laptop screens, and has now reached our cell phonesmentioning the "W3C standards", you might want to
and Personal Digital Assistants. Hence it not onlycheck its credibility again. An XHTML provider, who
becomes important, but mandatory to do validhas met all W3C standards, would flaunt about it!