Convert Site to XHTML?

Hi. I'm reviving and older site I created in GoLive 6 now using GoLive CS2. Should I convert my pages to XHMTL, and if so should I have GoLive write xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" at the top?

The website is a standard company website with the pages having a PHP extension, each page containing tables, text, images, CSS, PHP includes, etc.

Thanks,
Wesley

Not really, unless you have a need to do so, or you want the challenge of
working within the stricter XHTML syntax. It's quite safe to stick with
HTML 4.01 Transitional/Strict, depending on your coding skill level.

Definitely not.

--
Murray

Thanks!

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1 12th February 09:01 wesley faries External User Posts: 1	Convert Site to XHTML? Hi. I'm reviving and older site I created in GoLive 6 now using GoLive CS2. Should I convert my pages to XHMTL, and if so should I have GoLive write xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" at the top? The website is a standard company website with the pages having a PHP extension, each page containing tables, text, images, CSS, PHP includes, etc. Thanks, Wesley

2 12th February 09:01 murray External User Posts: 1	Convert Site to XHTML? Not really, unless you have a need to do so, or you want the challenge of working within the stricter XHTML syntax. It's quite safe to stick with HTML 4.01 Transitional/Strict, depending on your coding skill level. Definitely not. -- Murray

3 12th February 09:01 wesley faries External User Posts: 1	Convert Site to XHTML? Thanks!