Geoff Deering wrote:
It depends which DTD you are referencing as to whether they are deprecated
or not, but <U> is definitely deprecated in everything from HTML4 onwards.
And <B> and <I> are deprecated for future compatibility because they belong
in "Font Style Elements", which are all deprecated, as CSS should be used
for these.
  
You may want to recheck your facts. In Changes from XHTML 1.0 Strict it states: "Most significant is the removal of features that were deprecated." Since b and i are still there, it must mean that they weren't deprecated. Also, sub and sup are current;y valid XHTML2 with no listed plans to either deprecate or remove (http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml2/mod-inline-text.html#sec_9.12.).

I do happen to agree that b and i shouldn't be used, but they are still 100% valid XHTML1.1.


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