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XHTML and HTML5

  • 30-09-2013 2:40pm
    #1
    Artful_Badger
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    I'm studying Web Development and I picked up a book called "Build You Website the Right Way Using HTML and CSS" but its an older edition from 2006 and it uses XHTML not HTML5 like we are using in the course.

    Can I still go through the book and learn enough to use both without a much of a problem or is there enough of a difference between XHTML and HTML5 to cause me issues ?


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  • #2
    ChRoMe
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    Artful_Badger wrote: »
    I'm studying Web Development and I picked up a book called "Build You Website the Right Way Using HTML and CSS" but its an older edition from 2006 and it uses XHTML not HTML5 like we are using in the course.

    Can I still go through the book and learn enough to use both without a much of a problem or is there enough of a difference between XHTML and HTML5 to cause me issues ?

    Don't use such an old book, things have changed a lot!


  • #3
    Artful_Badger
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,339 ✭✭✭Artful_Badger


    Yeah I figured things would have moved on a lot but still hoped there might have been some use for it.


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