Issue
I've been taking a look at HTML6 today, and I dislike it because of having to put html:
behind each HTML "key" tag (for example, html:head
).
Because of this I'd like to figure out how to specify that I want to use 5, and not 6. Because there isn't a DTD I'm not sure how to do this..
Or perhaps in HTML6, you have to specify something along the lines of <!DOCTYPE html6>
? However, in all the examples, they just use <!DOCTYPE html>
...
Solution
Apart from a handful or proposals and some informal definitions there is no concept of HTML6.
The confusion is probably arising from the fact that you've been reading examples of how curious people think HTML6 might/should look.
In actuality, HTML5 is the final revision of the HTML specification.
HTML5 is what's known as a living standard. Features will be added to the spec on a rolling basis, which is why the ambiguous <!DOCTYPE html>
won't cause problems.
Answered By - Dan Prince
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