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XHTML 2.0 Vs HTML 5 [duplicate]

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问题 This question already has answers here : Closed 10 years ago . Duplicate: Why are (X)HTML 5 and XHTML 2 separate standards? HTML 5 versus XHTML 1.0 Transitional? HTML vs XHTML does it still matter? There appears to be a unified opinion that the developments in HTML 5 and support by browser vendors of HTML 5, make the adoption of XHTML 1.0 with hopes of the day of XHTML 2.0 a bad choice. For this reason I have decided for my most recent project to use a strict HTML 4.01 doctype, which has

Replacement for the DOA <di> tag

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问题 The DOA ( or more appropriately, Dead Before Arrival ) XHTML2 working standard indicates support for the <di> tag. [...] The term and its definition can be grouped within a di element to help clarify the relationship between a term and its definition(s). To clarify, this tag would be used to group <dt> and <dd> tags together under a <dl> : <dl> <di> <dt>defenestrate</dt> <dd>throw through or out of the window; "XHTML2 was defenestrated"</dd> <dd>what I will do if web standards keep going they

Why are HTML5 and XHTML 2 separate standards?

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Is there a reason why these two standards are being developed separately? They seem to be solving the same problem but what are the differences and, if they are to remain separate, what roles are they expected to take in web development in the future? Browser vendors care a great deal about backwards compatibility. The group speccing XHTML2 didn’t. Note that XHTML2 isn’t solving all the same problems HTML5 is solving. HTML5 is much broader in scope than XHTML2. HTML5 covers processing models, JavaScript APIs, video, audio, application widgets, etc. but XHTML2 does not. As for expected roles,

Why are HTML5 and XHTML 2 separate standards?

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问题 Is there a reason why these two standards are being developed separately? They seem to be solving the same problem but what are the differences and, if they are to remain separate, what roles are they expected to take in web development in the future? 回答1: Browser vendors care a great deal about backwards compatibility. The group speccing XHTML2 didn’t. Note that XHTML2 isn’t solving all the same problems HTML5 is solving. HTML5 is much broader in scope than XHTML2. HTML5 covers processing