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Character data may be any legal (Unicode) character with the exception of "<". The "<" character is reserved for the start of a tag.
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Not only will you sometimes want to include tags in your XML document that you want the XML processor will ignore (display as character data), but sometimes you will want to put character data in your document that you want the XML processor to ignore (not display at all).
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You can quickly see how much more control over layout is afforded by tables. By making the table BORDER invisible, you can layout pictures and text in all sorts of creative ways.
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Consider the following DTD snippet....
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In short, Entity References refer to the key that unlocks an entity whch has been declared in an Entity Declaration.
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The first benefit of XML is that because you are writing your own markup language, you are not restricted to a limited set of tags defined by proprietary vendors.
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Take a look at the regular expression character chart above and guess....
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Parameter entities, that can also be either internal or external, are only used within the DTD that we will discus in the next section so we will defer a serious discussion until then
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Popup windows are cool, but single-window frames are what really took off with Netscape Navigator 2.0
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The <BODY> tag allows you to define global color attributes for the page. The following table outlines these attributes.
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