Welcome to XHTML Tutorial

EBook Description: XHTML is simply a set of markup codes that structure and style text and graphics appearing on a Web page. Learning XHTML is learning what these markup codes are and how to use them to style your Web pages.

- XML is not a fixed tag set (like HTML) - XML by itself has no (application) semantics A generic XML processor has no idea what is 'meant' by the XML - XML markup does not (usually) include formatting information The information in an XML document may not be in the form in which it is desired to present it.

Xul Programmer's Reference Manual

This document is a reference for the XML-based User Interface Language (XUL). Like the interface widgets that XUL describes, this reference is organized hierarchically. For example, almost all of the widgets inherit from the box widget, which means that they share the attributes described in that area of the reference. Where attributes are inherited, those attributes are italicized in the spelling for that widget. The menubar object and the attributes it inherits from box are a good example of this.

XSL Concepts and Practical & Use

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A Query Language for XML

The goal of XML is to provide many of SGML's benefits not available in HTML and to provide them in a language that is easier to learn and use than complete SGML. These benefits include user-defined tags, nested elements, and an optional validation of document structure with respect to a Document Type Descriptor (DTD).

CSS Reference Table

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Introduction to HTML

This collection of pages explains how to use the different HTML document description elements, or tags and how to use these elements to write good, well designed HTML documents. This particular page describes the overall content and organization of the material presented here, reviews some related resources that may be of interest, and describes the meanings of the navigational 'buttons' you use to navigate from page to page.

XQL (XML Query Language)

The XQL language described in this paper contains several features not found in previously published versions of the language, including joins, links, text containment, and extensible functions. These new features are inspired in large part by discussions stemming from the W3C QL '98 Workshop, and make it possible to combine information from heterogeneous data sources in powerful ways. Great care has been made to maintain the fundamental simplicity of XQL while adding these features.

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