Xhtml

XHTML Image Maps
Create Image Maps Using XHTML
XHTML, or extensible hypertext markup language, is used for coding web pages. It's a newer version of html and can be used to create pretty cool effects, such as an image map. An image map is an image that has certain spots on it - defined by your coding - that link to something. Rather than having an entire image link to a page, you can set up small parts of one image to go to different places. Pretty cool, eh? Let's get started coding.

Introduction to XHTML
Start learning all about xhtml coding!
HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) is a markup language used to code websites, and XHTML is a combination of HTML and XML (Extensible Markup Language). While html still works perfectly fine, xhtml is becoming the newer and better standard for websites. When you use xhtml, you can also validate your website with W3's Validator, which means your site has been checked and has valid coding. You can also validate your site using html, but there are different qualifications for that too and in thi...