Every XHTML doctype (without the xml prolog declaration makes browsers display in standards mode. However, only Strict HTML does the same. But this reason isn’t a reason to use XHTML.
Wrong ;).
IE will use “standards” mode with Transitional and Frameset DTDs too, if URL of DTD is present .
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13/12/2005
Every XHTML doctype (without the xml prolog declaration makes browsers display in standards mode. However, only Strict HTML does the same. But this reason isn’t a reason to use XHTML.
Wrong ;).
IE will use “standards” mode with Transitional and Frameset DTDs too, if URL of DTD is present .
The same applies to the Opera .
Things are a bit more complicated with Gecko and its three modes .