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Extensible Hypertext Mark-up Language,
effectively the latest version of html 4.0, the language used to
describe web pages, which has been reformulated to include elements of
xml. AS its name suggests, xhtml's capabilities can be extended
with the addition of new tags reflecting the use being made of the
code, so web authors can customise sites and the way in which their
content is managed without being hampered by the restrictions of plain
html. Xhtml also encourages a more structured way of thinking
about content, helping webmasters to manage large or complex sites
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