By Volume4
via css.dzone.com
Submitted: Apr 23 / 14:53
XHTML 2.0 and HTML 5 are both still not official recommendations and a lot of discussion is still going on in both camps. But with public drafts made available developers are starting to look at these new recommendations and asking what is the difference and why should I choose one over the other? In this article I hope to shed some light on this subject.
Comments
amphi replied ago:
It's a nice overview.
Sorta odd that they dropped tt in XHTML2. I'm using it quite often to indicate contextual switches. E.g. programming language keywords, class names or method/function names inside of continuous text are highlighted this way. Basically... I always used it as if it would have some semantic meaning.
And now I'm supposed to use a super general span with class thingy? Bah. How's that improving anything?
edit: >code>>/code> perhaps... mh.
amphi replied ago:
That should have been <code></code>... my editing time expired.
It's annoying that you can't write '<' here (you have to write "<" instead).
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