Comment on Pure CSS WebsiteparentComments−tredre32yXHTML had to be valid XML, that was the entire shtick.Comparatively HTML5 is very lenient in its spec. Browsers are even more lenient in their implementation.−pests2yIt has a pretty well defined spec. It's just not XML, and I think that's okay.Do you have any examples of undefined or linient rules?I'm a big fan of optional closing tags that HTML5 has. Can do stuff like: <h2> Todo List <ul> <li> Do task A <li> Do task B <p> Dear Diary, ... Almost as easy as markdown. Couldn't get this working with XML.
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XHTML had to be valid XML, that was the entire shtick.
Comparatively HTML5 is very lenient in its spec. Browsers are even more lenient in their implementation.
It has a pretty well defined spec. It's just not XML, and I think that's okay.
Do you have any examples of undefined or linient rules?
I'm a big fan of optional closing tags that HTML5 has. Can do stuff like:
Almost as easy as markdown. Couldn't get this working with XML.