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Jump to PostHtml 5 has a universal declaration
<!doctype html>
you don't need to write all that lines with trasitional strict etc
Jump to PostYou may be interested in this posting from the W3C which covers the differences between HTML and HTML5. Topics covered...encoding changes, doctype declaration, obsolete elements, new elements, attribute changes, etc.
Jump to Posthtml 5 is a great advancement in the html spec.If you want to develop a web appllication, a website that goes beyond presentation use it.Has great support for css 3.Also customised for developing on mobile devices in conjunction with css 3 and javascript- web apps for the iphone etc.Supported by …
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