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XHTML Tutorial - XHTML and URL Relation
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What Is the Relation between XHTML and URL?
URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is a compact string representation
of the location for a Web document or other resource that is available
on the Internet.
The URL of an XHTML document is usually the document file name prefixed with
the domain name of your Web server and the http protocol name. As soon as
you uploaded an XHTML document to a Web server, that document
will have a URL to represent its location on the Internet. For example,
if you have a Web server with domain name like fyicenter.com, and you have
uploaded an XHTML document called welcome.html, then the URL of that XHTML document
on the Internet is http://www.fyicenter.com/welcome.html.
For more information on URL, please visit
http://www.w3.org/Addressing/.
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- What Is XHTML?
- What Does an XHTML Document Look Like?
- What Is the Relation between XHTML and HTML?
- What Is the Relation between XHTML and XML?
- What Is the Relation between XHTML and the Web?
- What Is the Relation between XHTML and HTTP?
- What Is the Relation between XHTML and URL?
- What Is URI?
- What Is the Relation between XHTML and SGML?
- What Is the Relation between XHTML and CSS?
- What Is the Relation between XHTML and DTD?
- Who Developed XHTML?
- What Is the Latest XHTML Specification?
- How Many Tags Are Defined in XHTML 1.0?
- How To Validate XHTML Documents Online?
- What Tools to Use to Write XHTML Documents?
- What Tools to Use to View XHTML Documents?
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