The XHTML 2.0 Document Type

[kgun]

When can we start to use XHTML 2.0?

P.S. Go to the top and note the editors:

Jonny Axelsson, Opera Software
Mark Birbeck, x-port.net
Micah Dubinko, Invited Expert
Beth Epperson, Websense

Does this indicate that Opera 10.0 will be XHTML 2.0 compliant?

[Webnauts]

Never. So far I know, HTML 5 is on the way: http://www.456bereastreet.com/archiv...tes_in_html_5/

[kgun]

John, but isn't HTML5, in mathematical terms, a subset or a dialect of XHTML?

Doesen't everything point in the direction of X(HT)ML?

Some reccomend to use XHTML 1.1 in your code today.

May be I use to many links to may owns sites / pages, so this time I will point you to the following artice:

Advice for webmasters, especially those who want to set up a new site.

Click on the first link in my signature, then on the first link in the upper right corner. Should very much appreciate your comments if you have some minutes to read that short article.

P.S.
From the article you point to:
Roger Johansson is a Swedish web professional specialising in web standards, accessibility, and usability.

Do you know another well known Swedish site:

w e b d e s i g n s k o l a n (Web design School).

[Webnauts]

XHTML 2.0 is dead, as W3C failed on that one. We can only hope that we will get HTML 5 and an XML-ified version of that, similar to HTML 4.01 vs. XHTML 1.0.

XHTML 1.1 is not recommended. Otherwise I would have updated my sites already... ;)

[kgun]

Thank you for your reply John. Is you or Joe Clark the web's accessibility guru?

[Webnauts]

Thank you for your reply John. Is you or Joe Clark the web's accessibility guru?

I cannot speak about myself. But I can tell that Joe Clark is a guru.

[kgun]

I see that your location is European Union. Do you know the Norwegian poet, Sibjørn Obstfelder, that said the following:

"Seems like I have come to the wrong planet" :-)

[Webnauts]

I don't know the Poet, but I sure agree with him. :)

[ctabuk]

KGun - do you want this post moved? I read your report post. David

[kgun]

Isn't it more on topic in the Usability /Accessibility forum? I thought I posted it there.