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HTML allows elements to be started and not terminated - if you miss a paragraph end tag, <P> then the paragraph will still be rendered. With XHTML the end tag must always be included, unless the element does not require any attributes.. For example: <br /> is permissible for the HTML line-break (<BR>) in XHTML. For an element that has no content, both starting and ending tags must be used as follows: <p></p> |
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