, Tue 20 Feb 07:33
When you make a web page, what's the difference between .html .htm and .shtml files?
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jedienemy1
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, Thu 22 Feb 20:06
If someone asks you what HTML stands for, and you don't want to look stupid, it stands for Hyper Text Mark-up Language. And also if someone asks you what HTTP satnds for say Hyper Text Transfer Protocol.
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ShadowFlare Webmaster
BlakFlare@hotmail.com 46431561
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, Mon 26 Feb 09:15
That's not what he was asking, though. He wanted to know the difference between different types of HTML files.
ShadowFlare Webmaster
BlakFlare@hotmail.com 46431561
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, Tue 20 Feb 12:03
There is no difference between .htm and .html, but there is one between the other two and .shtml. The ending .shtml is used for files that you want the server to parse for server-side includes. Most servers require the .shtml file ending, but some don't; some will parse all html files.
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