Application To XHTML
In its application to XHTML, it provides a means for defining modules of XHTML to allow subsetting and extending XHTML in a controlled way.
Core modules are:
- Structure (html, head, body, title...)
- Text (h1, h2, h3... p, pre...)
- Hypertext (a)
- List (ul, li...)
Other modules include applet, image, forms and basic forms.
Read more about this topic: XHTML Modularization
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