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XHTML
XHTML stands for Extensible HyperText Markup Language. It is a stricter, XML-based version of HTML. While HTML is more forgiving of syntax errors, XHTML requires strict adherence to rules, such as closing all tags and using lowercase for elements.
In modern web development, XHTML is largely considered a legacy technology. Most developers have transitioned to HTML5, which combines the flexibility of HTML with the advanced features required for modern web applications. Consequently, mentioning XHTML in a professional context often implies a discussion about older systems, legacy codebases, or specific requirements for XML compatibility.
Because it is a technical specification, it is treated as an uncountable noun. It is used primarily in technical documentation, software engineering discussions, and web development contexts.
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The developer decided to use xhtml for better structural consistency.
The developer decided to use xhtml for better structural consistency.
Does this legacy page still rely on xhtml standards?
I need to validate the xhtml code to ensure there are no syntax errors.
We should migrate these old xhtml files to modern HTML5.
The browser rendered the xhtml document without any issues.
Why are we still using xhtml for this specific project?
The strict nature of xhtml makes it ideal for automated parsing.