2012-08-28 22:26 Europe/Helsinki: Robert Hanson: >> (As a related note, has anybody successfully used Jmol in XHTML5 >> document? I tried to do so but never got it to work.) >> > How does one distinguish by DOCTYPE XHTML5 and HTML5?
HTML5 is a resource with Content-Type: text/html where the start of the file reads (case insensitive) "<!DOCTYPE html>". XHTML5 is a resource with Content-Type: application/xhtml+xml where the start of the file may start with (case insensitive) "<!DOCTYPE html>". Note that technically DOCTYPE declaration is not required for XML (or XHTML5) files. The latter is a real XML file as opposed to HTML5 variant that should use HTML5 parser if available. -- Mikko
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