«When promoting web standards, standardistas often talk about XHTML as being
more strict than HTML. In a sense it is, since it requires that all elements
are properly closed and that attribute values are quoted. But there are two
flavours of XHTML 1.0 (three if you count the Frameset DOCTYPE, which is
outside the scope of this article), defined by the Transitional and Strict
DOCTYPEs. And HTML 4.01 also comes in those flavours.[...]» Lire la suite : http://24ways.org/advent/transitional-vs-strict-markup

 

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