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11-13-2008, 03:29 PM

Andy

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To XHTML or not: Using valid HTML 4.01 Strict

Hello,

As I've been working on SEO and learning that I need to have clean code, I came across an article by James Kilroy. In it he states XHTML can be problematic and recommends using a plugin he developed:

XHTML to HTML 1.0

This plugin filters XHTML output to create a document which is valid HTML 4.01 Strict. How important is this? Not being a web designer or developer, I had been under the impression that XHTML was the standard? Should I seriously consider using the above plugin?

In advance, many thanks for your input.

Andy

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