Web server

[Zahn Daltocli]

I'd use XHTML 1.1 personally. HTML is outdated. HTML4.01 has been around 
for YEARS (Nearly a decade) with no signs of HTML5 being released (they 
say it will, but looks very doubtful).

XHTML is more interesting to play with, is up-to-date and allows more 
functionality.

http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/

Far, FAR better then HTML4.01

Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> George Hare writes:
>
>> Hi Guys,
>>
>>   I can't figure out how to get this working. I got a domainname, but
>> don't see anything to build upon. Tried this a couple of years ago and
>> could build a site with Mozilla but didn't follow through with the
>> site name or any of that, but now I can't see any way to build the
>> site and I prefer not to use my IP provider's McWebsite. Can someone
>> point and get me on the road? Much appreciated.
>
> Although it might be tempting to use some pretty HTML editor to spew 
> out your HTML, there is just no substitute for the real thing.
>
> See http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/
>
> That might be too dense for a beginner, so you can start with any one 
> of a plethora of HTML primers on the web.
>
> Once you understand the HTML basics, install Bluefish from extras.  It 
> won't write your HTML for you, you have to do that.  Bluefish will 
> just help you with some mechanical details.
>