(^628) Appendix D Comparison of HTML 4, XHTML, and HTML 5
XHTML
HTML 5 (HTML Syntax)
HTML 5 (XHTML Syntax)
An alternative way to use JavaScript on a Web page that is supported by XHTML stan-
dards is to place JavaScript statements in their separate (.js) file. This file can be config-
ured by the
XHTML
HTML 5 (HTML Syntax)
D.13 HTML 5
You’ve seen some examples of HTML 5 syntax; now let’s delve deeper in to HTML 5.
Currently in draft status, HTML 5 is a superset of HTML 4, provides for the use of
XHTML-like syntax (such as enclosing attributes within quotation marks, and always
coding both opening and closing tags), and is intended to be backward compatible. The