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There is also a kind of "XCSS" in addition to XHTML?
Yes, but not named but simply XCSS CSS written in correct form, respecting the rules of use of style sheets, such as specifying more than one font for text and non-use controls are only compatible with MS Internet Explorer or other browsers, and so on.
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