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12. What does character encoding (
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8. Which DOCTYPE should I use?
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7. What is the difference between Strict, Transitional and Frameset DTDs?
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If we are creating a new web page, the W3C recommends that we use HTML 4.01 Strict.
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6. What is a DTD?
A DTD, or document type definition, specifies the element types and attributes that we can use in our web page. It also defines the rules of how we can use these elements together -- it's the specification for our markup language. The DTD can also declare the character entities we can use; more about those later.
A validator will test a web page for compliance with the DTD specified in the DOCTYPE declaration either explicitly, via the system identifier, or implicitly, using the public identifier. Browsers use non-validating parsers and do not actually read the DTD. They have built-in knowledge about the various element types, and usually a hard-coded list of character entities as well.
For HTML 4.01, which is the latest and greatest version, there are three different DTDs: Strict, Transitional and Frameset.
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