i try to edit my blog in dreamweaver but xml don’t show in design mode. why?
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html is the same as xhtml, the x just means a newer revision.
if html is showing up xml or xhtml is as well. its just newer codes
XHTML – This newest version of web page coding is the newer version of HTML and is meant to replace everything (xml and html). It is much more strict with the tags and everything has to be perfect which can be a pain in the a** sometimes.
HTML – This is common now a days but there are problems with this also. Most web developers use this type but they are STARTING to go towards the XHTML.
XML – First form or web coding. Major problems with this type of website coding because it was WAY too relaxed and there wasn’t much of a RULE with this…it was do what you want and see if it works.
XML must be one of the most misunderstood languages out there.
First off, it came after HTML (not one of the first coding languages…). It is still widely used, and it is part of emerging technologies. It is NOT XHTML…not even a little…
It has a rigid syntax, unlike HTML. XHTML conforms to the XML syntax.
Dreamweaver won’t read it because it does not parse XML.
Wow, it’s amazing the amount of misunderstanding of XML out there.
There’s a long history of XML and HTML I won’t get into here since you’re probably not interested in that anyway. But understanding a little bit about it is important to understanding what they are and web design.
HTML was originally designed to be a markup language. You use it to markup text documents to identity different parts of a document: headers, paragraphs, quotes, images, etc. As the Web became more popular, they added more and more styling elements to HTML: Bold, font types and sizes, etc. And because HTML is the main document format used for web pages, web browsers were developed to automatically render HTML markup with their own styles.
This made a mess of the original purpose of HTML. It removed all document flow, destroyed any semantic meaning to HTML elements, made sharing HTML documents between computers difficult, and made maintaining these HTML documents a real pain.
A lot of other standards have come into play to resolve this problem. One of these is the development of CSS to remove all style and formatting out of HTML and separate it into its own standard. Then came a need to create some general syntax and structure rules on how to create a valid markup document that has real semantic meaning. That’s when XML was born.
HTML, and XHTML, are "markup languages".
XML is a "meta language", meaning it’s really a bunch of rules and guidelines on how to create your own "markup language".
This is what is XHTML. XHTML is HTML re-written following XML rules.
So an XML document is just a structured markuped text document that has semantic meaning. It has absolutely no style or format rules. That’s why an XML document by itself will not appear in dreamweaver’s design mode. If you want an XML document to have a certain display style and formatting, you have to create style rules with CSS or XSL and assign it to the XML document. Then it will render in browsers and display viewers.
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