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What Are the XHTML Elements Defined with Sub-elements Contents?
The following XHTML elements are defined to use the sub-element content model:
- <html> - The root element of the document.
- <head> - Element to provide head information to the document.
- <ul> - Element to provide an un-numbered list.
- <ol> - Element to provide an ordered list.
- <form> - Element to provide an input form.
- <select> - Element to provide a selection control in a form.
- <table> - Element to provide a table structure in the document.
- <tr> - Element to provide a row to a table.
Remember that sub-element content elements can only have other XHTML elements
in their contents. You can not include any test strings directly in their contents.
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- What Is the XHTML Element Content?
- What Are the XHTML Element Content Models?
- What Are the XHTML Elements Defined with EMPTY Contents?
- What Are the XHTML Elements Defined with PCDATA Contents?
- What Are the XHTML Elements Defined with Sub-elements Contents?
- What Are the XHTML Elements Defined with Mixed Contents?
- What Is PCDATA?
- What Is an XHTML Entity?
- What Is CDATA?
- What Is a Sub-element?
- Can Two Elements Partially Overlap Each Other?
- What Is the Sequence of Sub-elements?
- What Is a Required Sub-element?
- What Is a White Space Character?
- How Exactly White Space Characters Are Ignored?
- How To Get an Extra White Space?
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