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I have always work with XHTML 1.0 Transitional and never really bothered with Strict until I yesterday when someone sub a project to me saying that the client wanted the page done using Strict because it is the latest. Is being the latest the point in using strict? I find it kinda amusing.
What's the difference actually between the 3 besides how the web generates the page and how do you decide which to use? Pondered over this because I have never tried working with strict and now that I have, W3C xhtml validator is showing bunch of errors which I have no idea why it could be errors. Basically limiting me to the core. Urggh! Why would a person decide when to use Strict?
Wouldn't using transitional be easier for making it work with certain database, scripts etc like for e.g. movable type?
Anyone has a link to an online tutorial with working with strict xhtml dtds besides those links at W3C?
Sorry for this non CSS related topic but just hope the list could help clear my confusion :)
With Regards,
Jaime Wong
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