After going through this celestial section you'll be able to make your own HTML feedback forms so that the visitors can send you feelers about what are their intentions vis-à-vis you and your Web site, and other sundry things that may or may not concern you. As usual we have a tag called, illuminatingly,

In the preceding section, we had left the discussion at the tag, so let us continue from here. For showing simple text, we use the tag in such a manner: Ah! This is for the first time I'm writing my own HTML. The world is so different out here. Marvelous! You can consider to be a paragraph. OK,

In order to work with XML, it becomes necessary to know a little about the XML Style Language. XSL provides for two forms of output flow objects. The first set is the set of displayable objects defined for HTML, which allows XML data to be mapped into HTML-aware browsers. The second set is based

In the following two articles, I'm going to wrap up my pondering on XML. We'll explore the basic schema of a DTD, and the future of XML. Let's recall that some basic features of XML are: · XML can keep data separated from your HTML · XML can be used to store data inside your HTML documents ·

XML documents (and HTML documents) are made up by the following building blocks: · Elements · Tags · Attributes · Entities · PCDATA · CDATA This is a brief explanation of each of the building blocks: Elements Elements are the main building blocks of both XML and HTML documents. Examples