I know and use basic HTML, but am coming up to speed on the details needed to build an entire complex public site. Which HTML should be my focus for not only study but for the final site as well? Thanks so much…RG
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I know and use basic HTML, but am coming up to speed on the details needed to build an entire complex public site. Which HTML should be my focus for not only study but for the final site as well? Thanks so much…RG
There’s no reason not to use
<!DOCTYPE html>, as it will work in essentially all browsers that are in use. I would be a little more selective about the individual features of HTML5 – they are not fully supported by many very popular browsers without javascript polyfills.