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The rest of the code should be self-explanatory. The following line, also required, is used to identify the XML namespace to be used (the XHTML namespace, in this case).

The DOCTYPE element references the XHTML Strict DTD.

The first line simply denotes the XML version being used, letting the browser know that this is an XML document to be parsed. XML developers will be familiar with the syntax of the first few lines. The table setup, for instance, looks exactly like a standard HTML table. Transitionalprovides "backwards compatibility" with older browsers.įramesetis used with HTML frames to break the display into two or more frames.įrom the code below, you can see that the majority of the lines look like standard, valid HTML.

Strictcontains no layout attributes it's used in conjunction with a stylesheet. Because XHTML is new and there's a clear transition period in front ofus as the world makes the gradual shift from HTML to XHTML, the XHTML 1.0standard defines three DTDsagainst which your document can be validated:
