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so now we actually are going to start learning some xhtml so again itamp;#39;s the exact same syntax as XML which we just learned but one thing youamp;#39;ll notice here is weamp;#39;ve got this declaration right at the top of the document says doctype and then it gives us the path to something called the DTD the DTD is basically a reference to some rules that tell the browser what standard weamp;#39;ve complied with in this case xhtml1 or 1.0 transitional so xhtml 1.0 transitional if you were to go look it up it tells us that we have to have this HTML tag and inside HTML we have to have both the head and a body I think body is actually optional likewise title is optional um so this basic structure is defined all of the tags that weamp;#39;re allowed to use in this document are explicitly defined if I use a tag that is not in that DTD thatamp;#39;s not in that standard the browser most likely will not render that tag it wonamp;#39;t show you any any it you know wonamp;#39;t sho
