HTML - Cms Written In Xhtml

so xhtml elements should always be in lowercase how does this extend to the case in css. for example if im using a xhtml doctype should i be using lower case color values like color:#ffffff vs color:#FFFFFF. I know as per a hexidecimal value "ffffff" is the same as "FFFFFF" and the same as "fFfFfF". they are all equal to the same value so it really doesn't matter but does the xhtml doctype dictate that these values should be in lowercase?

hi and goodafternoon

i run wapsites and i want to convert the wml scripts to xhtml
all my scripts are php based which i know will work in xhtml too.
i also use mysql coding for database side of things .
here is one of my smaller scripts .

<?php
<wml>
<card title="sitename">
<p align="center">

<img src="logo.gif" alt="logo"/><br/>
Welcome!!<br/><br/><a href="login.php"><img src="login.gif" alt="Login"/></a><br/><a href="terms.php"><img src="register.gif" alt="Register"/></a><br/>
<br/>

<big><b><a href="terms.php">Terms of use!</a></b></big>

<br/>

You are here with<br/>
END;

print 'Browser:';
$browser = explode ('/', $HTTP_USER_AGENT);
print $browser[0];
print '<br/>';
print "IP-Adress:
$REMOTE_ADDR<br/>\n";

print <<<END
---<br/>

</p>
</card>
</wml>
END;
?>

how would i convert that to xhtml .
and if its just a case of changing the tags then would it work on the rest of the scripts with sql coding in too .

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thanks in advance

hello friends ,
I want to know that what is what is XHTML ?
plz anybody help me . I want to know about this .
Thankx
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I'm pretty new to XHTML and I see that to properly close a br tag (and others), you usually put a space, then a slash, then a closing chevron, a la <br />.
But I was wondering if there is anything fundamentally wrong with eliminating the space before the slash. It seems to work in my browser either way, and I think it makes the code a little easier to read and type.

Thanks!

Tell me.....

Hi.

I *hate* I.E.

I'm usually browsing websites in Google Chrome - & sometimes Mozilla / Opera.

Ive designed a website (not public as yet), & it does validate for XHTML - it looks perfect on Opera / Mozilla & Chrome.

But IE messes it up.

Basically it uses Divs, & has a left menu, & the main content is a Google map.

Also, top menu / banner & a footer at the bottom..

on IE7, the google map is UNDER the list of cities etc (left menu), instead of in the middle / right of the left menu..

Can anyone advise a website listing common IE problems & how web designers can fix it..

I am reading about XHTML now and noticed that it is really no different than HTML. The only difference(s) are, correct me if I'm wrong, that XHTML is more strict with the rules. Lowered-cased letters, properly closed tags, etc, all that mumbo jumbo.

If I'm already doing that with HTML, must I need to worry about XHTML?

what is xhtml?

What is the difference between HTML and XHTML? What are the benefits and is it worth learning?

Thanx 4 the help!

Im just starting to get into an ajax project (a drag and drop cart) for a website. I have NEVER used ajax before untill now. Anyhow this project does have an XHTML page which is something else I have never done untill now but I am getting an error and I am wondering how to fix it.

Here is the error:
XML Parsing Error: not well-formed
Location: file:///C:/xampp/htdocs/viewable/uploader/ajax/cart.xhtml
Line Number 67, Column 31: var pars = 'clear=true&rand=' + rand;
------------------------------------------------------------------^

That line in the code is this...
Quote:
var pars = 'product_id=' + prod + '&rand=' + rand;
If you need more info let me know

Thanks alot for the help in advance.

What is the major difference between HTML / XHTML?

I can't get one of my pages to validate in xhtml, it seems to be the <embed> part which is causing the problems.

Here is a link to the page: http://www.a104mc.connwarwicker.co.uk/music.html

And here is the section which is causing most of the errors:

HTML Code:

function playSound(s){

var f = playList[s];
var t = songNames[s];

$('connsplayground').innerHTML = "";
$('connsplayground').innerHTML = "<embed src='http://www.a104mc.connwarwicker.co.uk/sounds/"+f+"' hidden='true' style='width:0px;height:0px;' autostart='true' loop='true' />";

$('songtitle').innerHTML = t;

currentSong = s;

alterText();

}

With such errors as:

there is no attribute "src".
there is no attribute "hidden"
there is no attribute "style"
there is no attribute "autostart".

etc...

I'm using this doc type:

HTML Code:

<!DOCTYPE html
PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

Any idea as to how i can fix these errors? I've tried using an <object> instead, but that didn't seem to work very well at all.

Hi I'm a bit new to the xhtml thing, but I need to create a small table with valid xhtml code. It just needs to have 8 cells inside it with a picture in each cell with a caption. Can anyone send me some basic code to help me set this up? I think i can do it in html, but have no clue when it comes to xhtml.


Thanks!!

I went to HTML dog and I'm trying to learn through their tutorial. So they gave me this code:


<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html>

<head>
<title>My first web page</title>
</head>

<body>
This is my first web page
</body>

</html>

I typed it into Text edit on my mac and when I open it in safari nothing changes it looks exactly the way I typed it above. I thought it was supposed to just show the "My first web page" and "This is my first web page" This is extremely frustrating. I've checked the code about 30 times and it is the same thing that HTML dog is telling me to write.


Mr. R

This past week the W3C announced the publication of a working draft of RDFa in XHTML: Syntax and Processing in their Semantic Web Activity News Weblog which includes an RSS feed.

I include a Semantic Web/RDF Overview/Reference compilation via the link in my signature block.

James