Document Type property

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Document Type property

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I see 3 document type properties:
  1. HTML 4.0 Transitional
  2. XHTML 1.0 Transitional
  3. HTML 5.0
For some odd reason a number of my pages have html 4.0 Transitional and others of HTML 5.0. Should I change them all to be one and the same? Any issues I should be concerned about?
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Re: Document Type property

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The HTML4 pages were probably imported from an older project?
HTML5 is recommended.
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Re: Document Type property

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Is it safe to convert from HTML 4 to HTML 5?
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If you did not add any custom or third party code then it should be safe.
Of course it's always recommended to test it with all popular browsers before publish the page(s).
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Re: Document Type property

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Pablo wrote: Thu Jan 25, 2018 9:56 pm If you did not add any custom or third party code then it should be safe.
Of course it's always recommended to test it with all popular browsers before publish the page(s).
Pretty much vanilla as is from the template.
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