Question

Zack developed his corporation's intranet site using proprietary HTML language extensions based on the company's current browser at the time. The company has recently updated its systems to include the use of a new browser. Now the intranet site that Zack developed no longer renders its content consistently. What should Zack do to ensure that this site's content renders consistently going forward, regardless of the browser used?

Answer 1

Zack should update the site using a single W3C language standard conistently, such as HTML5 or XHTML.

Step-by-step explanation:

Because XHTML is a combination of HTML and XML, whereas HTML5 is a version of HTML. XHTML has its own parsing requirements while HMTL does not have any specific requirements and uses its own. HTML5 has a simpler charset and does not need to add type attributes and style elements.