XHTML Tutorial

This site is dedicated to providing free, in-depth XHTML tutorials and examples.

Why XHTML?

Explains the differences between XHTML and HTML, as well as the benefits of adopting XHTML.

XHTML Basics

Covers the XHTML basics, including head, body, title and paragraph elements.

XHTML Example

This XHTML example covers how to declare and properly set up an XHTML page.

XHTML Elements

Explains XHTML elements and how to use them.

XHTML Attributes

Explains XHTML attributes and rules for using them in your webpages.

Declaring a DocType

Covers XHTML 1.0 Strict, Transitional, and Frameset compatibility levels and a sample XHTML doctype declaration.

XHTML Head

XHTML Head contains information describing the contents of the page, learn how to use it in this tutorial.

XHTML Encoding

How to specify the encoding of your XHTML document.

XHTML Namespace

Describes the purpose of the XHTML namespace, and how to declare it.

XHTML section headers are a powerful way to give your document structure and meaning. This tutorial explains how to use the 6 built-in section headers to separate and organize your document into smaller, more managable chunks.

XHTML Images

Adding images to your XHTML pages.

XHTML Links

How to add a hyperlink to your XHTML page.

XHTML Line Breaks

Browsers automatically wrap text according to the width of the block or window, only starting new lines when necessary. This tutorial covers how to manually specify line breaks in your XHTML pages using the <br/> tag.

XHTML Lists

How to create a list of items in an XHTML page.

XHTML Tables

How to structure tabular data on a Web page using XHTML tables.

XHTML Frames

Using XHTML frames for advanced page layouts.

XHTML Form

Sending data to your Web server using XHTML forms.

XHTML Comments

This tutorial explains how to document and help make sense of your Web page using XHTML comments.

XHTML Divisions

This tutorial covers breaking up your page into divisions using the XHTML div tag, allowing you to apply formatting styles to regions of a page using CSS.

XHTML Span

This tutorial covers the use of the XHTML span tag to name smaller pieces of text and other inline elements to identify them and apply styles to them.