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so i heard that XHTML is not supported by IE and so it is treated as HTML 4.01 any way, but still many people still use it… is that true?
one example is that
<div id=”contentForAjax” />
in XHTML, it is self closing, but IE will treat it as not closing, and mess up later layout.
Serving XHTML with the recommended content type
application/xhtml+xmlis not supported.See XHTML – myths and reality for more information on this.