XHTML is HTML written in XML format

What is XHTML?

• XHTML refers to extensible Hypertext Markup Language

• XHTML is almost the same as HTML 4.01

• XHTML is a stricter and purer HTML version

• XHTML is an HTML that is defined in the way XML is applied

• XHTML is the recommended standard for the January 2001 release

• XHTML is supported by all major browsers

Why use XHTML?

Many pages on the internet contain "bad" HTML.

If viewed in a browser, the following HTML code is very normal to run (even if it doesn't follow HTML rules):

XML is a markup language that must be properly labeled and well-formed.

If you want to learn XML, please read our XML tutorial.

There are a number of different browser technologies in today's scientific community. Some of them run on the computer, while others may run on a mobile phone or other small device. Small devices often lack the resources and capabilities to interpret the "bad" markup language.

So-XHTML was developed by combining the strengths of XML and HTML. XHTML is HTML that has been redesigned as XML.

XHTML is HTML written in XML format