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Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 995 PointsHTML 5.0 elements VS XHTML?
Okay, starting to get it after reviewing the video.
If I add any tags outside the <html> tags then that'll fall under the usual XHTML (or HTML without the 5.0 elements), right? Which means I won't be able to use the special tech features of the HTML 5.0 language,
Am I right lol?
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,198 PointsNormally only the DOCTYPE will be outside of the <html>
tags.
Whether your document is HTML5 or XHTML should be reflected in the DOCTYPE. Also, if the document is XHTML, the <html>
tag will include an xmlns attribute.
Either way, everything else will be inside the <html>
tags.