Jeroen Reijn • 4/11/2006

XHTML versus your browser

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The 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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