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- 8 pages, including introduction, differences from HTML, syntax, DTD, examples, validation, and a quiz. Also, reference pages provide lists of tags and attributes.- Computer Torture - - Lists of brief guidelines for XHTML and for XHTML-Basic. [Author and qualifications are not identified..
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- Gowansnet: XHTML Tutorial - - 3 parts: introduction; tags; attributes. The introduction includes the main changes from HTML, the doctype, and document formation.
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- Joe Burns: XHTML - - Short page introducing the relationships between XHTML and HTML.
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- Onaicul: XHTML Design Guide - - 5 parts: introduction (including an historical perspective on hypertext); modularity; document specs; code guidelines; design guidelines; appendices with resources. Each part contains subsections.
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- Ross Shannon: XHTML Explained - - Short page explaining what XHTML is, describing the benefits of XHTML, and providing some guidelines for coding.
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- Simon Jessey: Learning XHTML - - 5 parts including: page structure; lists; hyperlinks and text formatting; tables; and forms. Suitable for beginners, without prior knowledge of HTML.
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- Xguru: XHTML Tutorial - - 8 parts: introduction (including doctype and namespace, as well as the differences from HTML); XHTML Basic; XHTML Basic example; modularization; timelines (a chronology of the HTML and XHTML specifications); questions and answers (frequently asked questions).
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