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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 10/10/05 16:33
Toby Inkster wrote:
> Jonathan N. Little wrote:
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>>Actually no, <h1 /> does not substitute for <h1></h1>.
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> In XML-based languages, such as XHTML, yes it does.
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> "<h1/>" and "<h1></h1>" are equivalent.
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> HTML of course is not XML-based, so "<h1/>" does not mean the same as
> "<h1></h1>". In fact, "<h1/>" means the same as "<h1>>", though most
> browsers will get it wrong.
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Hmmm good to know, so in XML <foo/> is soley for elements that may have
attributes but no child or containing data? Or does it mean what
follows is containing data as in a sole <p> tag in HTML?
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