Pages that link to "Comparison of document markup languages"
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- Microsoft Office XML formats (← links)
- Office Open XML (← links)
- OpenDocument (← links)
- DocBook (← links)
- General-purpose markup language (← links)
- HTML (← links)
- Markdown (← links)
- OpenOffice.org XML (← links)
- Rich Text Format (← links)
- Standardization of Office Open XML (← links)
- XHTML (← links)
- Document Object Model (← links)
- GuideML (← links)
- HTML5 (← links)
- MathML (← links)
- MusicXML (← links)
- OpenMath (← links)
- Use of Ogg formats in HTML5 (← links)
- FHTML (← links)
- Web colors (← links)
- HTML editor (← links)
- Markup language (← links)
- List of document markup languages (← links)
- Mathematical markup language (← links)
- XHTML Basic (← links)
- XHTML Mobile Profile (← links)
- ReStructuredText (← links)
- Textile (markup language) (← links)
- Txt2tags (← links)
- Cascading Style Sheets (← links)
- Handheld Device Markup Language (← links)
- Dynamic HTML (← links)
- Meta element (← links)
- Marquee element (← links)
- Font family (HTML) (← links)
- Meta refresh (← links)
- Quirks mode (← links)
- HTML attribute (← links)
- Link relation (← links)
- Blink element (← links)
- Tag soup (← links)
- Unicode and HTML (← links)
- HTML scripting (← links)
- Character encodings in HTML (← links)
- Comparison of layout engines (XHTML) (← links)
- Web Messaging (← links)
- HTML element (← links)
- XHTML+RDFa (← links)
- Alt attribute (← links)
