XML Video Tutorial 4

DTD Video TutorialIn this part of my XML Video Tutorial, I cover Document Type Definitions (DTD). DTDs are used to define the markup for your XML files.

We use DTD files to make sure data is valid and so multiple people can work together in a standardized way.

It sounds really complicated, but you are just defining what elements are required in the XML file and what type of data each element must have. The code after the video will help you learn.

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20 thoughts on “XML Video Tutorial 4”

  1. Would you please post an article on 960 grid system as css framework and How to make responsive template ?

    1. I don’t use that system. I just draw everything in Illustrator and then measure everything out. I’ll look into whether I find this grid helpful. Thanks for pointing it out

    1. I don’t know what that is? Is it the consulting website? I don’t have an account their if that is what you are referring to

    1. I’m very happy that you like my website. I continue to get less search traffic every month. It is people like you that keep my website going 🙂

  2. these tutorials are awesome. If we want to check out the XML file, do we need to add in an XSL to check it out? In firefox, I get this message: This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it.

    1. Thank you 🙂 Sorry about the error. There are actually 2 files on this page. It may have seemed as if there was only one because they aren’t separated. I hope that helps 🙂

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