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A much disputed issue on the internet resources is the question of HTML versus XHTML. There are many participants on different web resources and communities as forums, mailing lists, newsgroups and blogs. And many persons are asked by the beginners what to use best HTML or XHTML. This question may be very important because it can affect the attitude and the working tools of a novice. It is very important to mention that both HTML and XHTML are important tools, but they have to be used for different tasks. While for a beginner this can be a

At the introduction of CSS, two main browsers on the market, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 4 and Netscape 4 did not fully support it. Netscape did horribly broke the entire standard, while IE came closer to it but with some important bugs. So, the developers had to create a different version of CSS for every browser, in order to be sure that their pages would render correctly on every one of them. In time, when the standards became more important, the developers had to choose whether to create the next version of browser closer to the W3C

The term Timed Text or (TT) is the term of text media synchronized with other media that of the Video and Audio. In other words, simply put text media with a foreign film, or for the hearing impaired, or subtitles. This term of time text applications came up with the first SMIL 2.0 applications and thus became part of the W3C over all indulgent to implement this tool into all forms of Audio and Video applications. Since then the W3C has formed a working Group that will initiate the Time Text to all existing XML application software that can be

As web standards advocates, many of us participate in numerous online communities such as mailing lists, forums, newsgroups and even blogs (both our own and comments on others). In these communities, we often encounter beginners who are either just starting out with HTML, or have been doing HTML for a while, but are new to the concept of developing with standards. Invariably, such beginners face the eternal question of HTML or XHTML; and today, I intend to answer this question (as it applies to beginners) once and for all. For experienced users, the