Glossary: New Media
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- XHTML
- Extensible HyperText Markup Language is an enhanced version of HTML that incorporates elements of the XML programming code. This allows programmers to gain XML customization options without having to entirely recode currently functioning HTML pages, and to ensure that these enhanced pages remain recognizable to older HTML code.
- XML
- Extensible Markup Language is a programming language that allows for greater customization in how to deliver, interpret, present and format data for online use than does HTML—which has a fixed set of options, attributes and code tags.
- XSL
- Extensible Scripting Language is a style sheet language that essentially applies style templates to XML code. As such, it works much like Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) do to affect HTML code, but with added options—such as the ability to dictate printing directives.
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