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The DOCTYPE DeclarationThe
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<!DOCTYPE> Declaration Syntax |
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Syntax of the
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Attributes of the DOCTYPE Declaration |
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Attributes of the
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Changes in HTML 5 |
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What's new in HTML 5There is no DTD for HTML 5.
Therefore, the DOCTYPE declaration should not contain a Differences between HTML 5 and earlier versionsThe A few legacy values in the
HTML pages with these DOCTYPEs may be interpreted as either one of
the older (1997, 1999, 2000 or 2001, respectively) versions of HTML
or as HTML 5, depending on the browser implementation.
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