Re: question

Dear Aleksandar:

W3C is a web standards body, and this list is just for discussing possible
changes to those standards in the future.   This really is NOT a general
help forum, or a forum for discussing questions like yours---so follow up
questions here wouldn't really be appropriate.      You might try a forum
such as sitepoint.com instead.

However, as a friendly suggestion:  you might find it useful to use a search
engine to look for "HTML vs XHTML".    I did so, and this article seems
particularly helpful:
http://www.webstandards.org/learn/articles/askw3c/oct2003/

Regards,
Phill


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exampleof how these emails should be
handled, and to let others know that Aleksandar has already received a
response.

On Sat, May 2, 2009 at 6:06 AM, Vojinovic Aleksandar <speceps@yubc.net>wrote:

>  Hi. I am new in world of web programming. I learned WYSIWYG & I can
> design my sites very nice. Because I want to go deeply in a creation of
> sites, I also learned HTML. As I can see XHTML is a future of web design, or
> is only talking about... Can you help me with answer : is it necessary to
> learn xhtml, or is enough to know HTML?
>  Thank a lot...
>              Aleksandar
>
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