Harry
Senior Member
renniks said:Well you can use XHTML but it would be more beneficial as XHTML is now discontinued from progress to use HTML 4.01 and aim for HTML5 when it is standard practise.
XHTML1.0 and XHTML2.0 were two very different things. XHTML1.0 is still a usable language, more so than HTML5 is. It's up to you whether you move toward HTML5 or stick with XHTML1.0. You're better off though, in my opinion, sticking with XHTML1.0 until HTML5 becomes more standard/supported, at which point you can still write markup in XHTML1.0 syntax, but take advantage of HTML5's new elements.