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The simplest usage of a DTD involves actually adding the DTD into the prolog portion of your XML document, just after the XML processing instruction.
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As we mentioned parenthetically, the above DTD is "not quite valid".
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Once you have defined the minimum HTML document, it is time to go about displaying some information.
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Unordered lists allow you to create lists with various bullet styles.
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To begin an XML document, it is a good idea to include the XML declaration as the very first line of the document. I say "good idea" because, though the XML declaration is optional, it is suggested by the W3C specification.
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If you want to declare entities, you MUST do so within the document DOCTYPE declaration that always follows the prolog (DTD and xml Declaration) and looks like the following:
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Data is typically "character data" (letters, numbers, punctuation...anything within the boundaries of valid Unicode) but can also be binary data. Markup includes tags, comments, processing instructions, DTDs, references, etc....
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To a large degree much of the discussion of entities is more relevant in the next section, writing "valid" documents, rather than in this section, writing "well-formed" documents.
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In our previous example, we explained that we had defined an element named CONTACT, that was allowed to include a single ELEMENT NAME, that in turn contained parsed character data.
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The most basic HTML tags are those which let the browser know important things about the document itself rather than how to display the body of the document.
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