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XHTML
XHTML Strict YouTube video snippet
This is just a short reminder for me and a note for you on how to write a valid XHTML strict snippet to insert a YouTube video.
<p>
<object id="video_o" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="http://www.youtube.com/v/JaJbDln7oGA" width="560" height="340">
<param id="video_p" name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/JaJbDln7oGA" /><img src="http://www.youtube.com/v/JaJbDln7oGA" width="560" height="340" alt="titolo_video" />
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flv and XHTML
There are many pages explaining how to show a flv video inside a XHTML page but it’s very hard to find a page explaining how to do it in a clean way (I mean without making your code dirty with GET parameters and alike). Thanks to DVDVideoSoft I’ve found the way to embed a flv [...]
Thank you pizdin_dim
This is both a note for me and a public acknowledgment to pizdin_dim for his solution to the validation problem described here.
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Generating Strict XHTML with DocBook
Do you want to get a XHTML Strict page from a DocBook XML?
write a valid DocBook XML :);
follow the Strict XHTML guidelines;
download the latest docbook-xsl;
download the latest TLDP XSL Style Sheets;
taking the idea from DocBookCssStylesheets (it didn’t work directly as suggested) and using this style.css CSS I got it with this bulk script.