XHTML versus your browser
Read OriginalThe article details technical issues encountered when using XHTML with the Apache Cocoon framework. It explains how default serializers produce invalid XHTML for browsers, specifically with empty elements like <div />, and explores workarounds and alternative serializers. It also covers the importance of the correct mime-type (application/xhtml+xml) for proper rendering and notes browser compatibility differences.
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