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tubbix

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Tuesday, August 10th 2004, 1:02pm

KHTML and XHTML

Hello,

As i've seen, KHTML just stick to HTML 4.0 ...
Can someone confirm me about XHTML compliance for KHTML ?

Thanks,

Tubbix

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Tuesday, August 10th 2004, 2:39pm

Don't know how complete XHTML implementation is, but it definitely has one.

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Tuesday, August 10th 2004, 5:11pm

ok, it should do it, but i'd rather stick to HTML 4 ... :wink:

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Thursday, August 12th 2004, 1:38am

I believe you will get a better result doing XHTML-complaint code compared to sticking to HTML 4.0. By using XHTML-complaint code you can be pretty sure that it will produce pages that is viewable in almost any browser (the layout is a different matter - but the content will be viewable).

XHTML is HTML-complaint anyway, so you've got nothing to lose.