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Yes, it's okay to learn XHTML because it goes hand-in-hand with HTML. Basically, learning XHTML will teach you HTML. The main difference is that XHTML is a "well-formed" version of HTML.A tool like Dreamweaver almost promotes knowledge of XHTML. There are instances when the Design tab just won't do what you need it to. If the code is a mystery to you, you'll be stuck. It's always good to have a working knowledge (not a mastery per se) of the gears that make the clock tick.
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