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Old 09-02-2009, 11:26 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by yagiz View Post
It's a bit silly to compare HTML and XML. Just to be more precise, well formed and valid HTML would be XHTML, which is XML. And XML transformation (on the fly or not) using XSLT has been used for a long time to generate various UI versions of the same data.
well, the article is really more about web pages than ebooks (in fact it's not at all about ebooks...) and is concerned with good semantics. it is true that (especially on the web) even valid xhtml doesn't necessarily mean semantically-rich code.
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