Thread: Interactive Epubs: XML, HTML, XHTML
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Old 05-30-2017, 03:56 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by fiume View Post
Which format is best for publishing interactive epubs, XML, HTML, or XHTML?

What are the pros and cons to each of them?
You really don't have a choice. You pretty much need to go with epub 3.0 which uses XHTML based on the HTML5 standard along with parts the SVG and CSS standards.

The only use I've seen of XML in epubs required converting XML to HTML which all too often was not a pretty sight.
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