Adële on Nostr: In conclusion of discussions here, XHTML basic 1.0 seems to be a very good candidate ...
In conclusion of discussions here, XHTML basic 1.0 seems to be a very good candidate to certify websites as members of #smolweb
https://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-xhtml-basic-20001219/
- a subset of XHTML for various screen size with low capabilities
- optional css
- xml format (easy to parse)
- no useless tags
- no script
- no inline style
Are there any volunteers to create an informal group to promote a #smolweb
based on compatibility with a simple HTML format (certainly based on xhtml basic 1.0).
RT is welcome 🔄
https://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-xhtml-basic-20001219/
- a subset of XHTML for various screen size with low capabilities
- optional css
- xml format (easy to parse)
- no useless tags
- no script
- no inline style
Are there any volunteers to create an informal group to promote a #smolweb
based on compatibility with a simple HTML format (certainly based on xhtml basic 1.0).
RT is welcome 🔄
