| XHTML first came along in December of 2000. | | | | XML has been gaining ground ever since the |
| It has since then grown in popularity | | | | start of RSS and will only grow as the weeks |
| substantially but has yet made the final | | | | and months go on. When Firefox announced the |
| leap. Although XHTML has some problems being | | | | support of live bookmarks in 1.0 the frenzy |
| viewed in Internet Explorer, it is still of | | | | just began. |
| great use and is very powerful. | | | | |
| | | | Since the beginning of 2004, Yahoo, MSN and |
| Unlike HTML, all XHTML have to have a closing | | | | many other news organizations have came out |
| tag. Be it an img or a p, it has to end. This | | | | with RSS support. Plus, with the rise of |
| is great practice for beginners and also | | | | blogs XHTML and XML have come to the |
| helps even the most advanced markup writer | | | | forefront of today's technology. |
| keep up on his work. Also, if you are looking | | | | |
| to impress your buddies or if you are looking | | | | With Internet Explorer getting heat from |
| to start your own web design business, XHTML | | | | Firefox with Opera (who also has RSS support) |
| is a good place to start. It makes your | | | | holding onto a small percentage, they are |
| source code clean and readable, the most | | | | looking at possibly using RSS support to help |
| important things when looking for a | | | | hold down the Mozillians. |
| professional. | | | | |
| | | | So in retrospect, XHTML shows professionalism |
| Not only that, it has other benefits as well. | | | | and is the future of the World Wide Web. So |
| With XML becoming ever so popular, XHTML | | | | why not stay ahead of the game and switch |
| comes right along with it. | | | | over now It is worth your time, believe me. |
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