Sank's right, should try incorporating xhmtl where applicable

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A couple of hints for HTML learners

Sank's right, should try incorporating xhmtl where applicable

Author: * Laurels Curius - 34 Posts on this thread out of 2,713 Posts sitewide.
Date: Feb 3, 2004 - 10:18

In fact, you entire poem can be broken up very easily by using the XHTML versions, I know you are just learning hmtl even, but this may be of help to you:

1.2 Basic differences between XHTML and HTML, I posted my homework for this here: My XTHML homework.

Also, the post after that basic differences one may also be of help! - XHTML tag reference

In fact, I'll post an option for you in the Academic Classroom XTHML and HTML Q&A

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