Thread: Why You Shouldn't Be Using XHTML
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11-26-2008, 10:16 PM
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Originally Posted by rochow View Post
Nice plug



Not 1 thing you said is correct.

More reliable? False.
Stricter? False.
Better written? False.

XHTML is more reliable? Oh really, so my HTML is just going to one day just magically stop working while XHTML continues to keep working? Hardly.

Stricter syntax? No, different, not stricter.

Badly written markup? So if it's XHTML it's written well, and if it's HTML its therefore written bad? Please.

But hey, someones gotta live in fairyland.
Not one thing you said is correct lol.

HTML will stop working eventually

The syntax is stricter you do it wrong it doesn't work everywhere

And HTML can be wrote quite horribly, yours might not be but many are like really, not closing your tags where you should, thats a big no no