Where I can test my XHTML skills?

**Maksimilijan** · Feb 9, 2009 14:43

**logic_earth** · Feb 9, 2009 14:46

By practicing writing XHTML documents?

**Maksimilijan** · Feb 9, 2009 14:58

I never use WYSIWYG software. ONLY CODING!
Maybe is that really best way for testing my XHTML skills.

**RyanReese** · Feb 9, 2009 17:39

You can say you know XHTML but until you don't apply it in real live examples of pages you haven't mastered it. Just code pages in Notepad continually and if you can do everything you know then just continue doing pages.

**AutisticCuckoo** · Feb 10, 2009 01:03

Here's a simple way to see if you got the basics right:

Save your markup file with a .xhtml or .xml suffix and open it from the hard drive using Opera, Firefox or Safari (I assume Chrome will work, too). This will at least inform you of any well-formedness errors.

**Maksimilijan** · Feb 10, 2009 02:24

Originally Posted by AutisticCuckoo

Here's a simple way to see if you got the basics right:

Save your markup file with a .xhtml or .xml suffix and open it from the hard drive using Opera, Firefox or Safari (I assume Chrome will work, too). This will at least inform you of any well-formedness errors.

I know that, I'm not that stupid.