There are four doctypes in XHTML: Strict, Transitional, Frameset and Intentional. While you probably know the first three (they’re defined by the World Wide Web Consortium, after all), the fourth one may be new to you. The Intentional doctype describes the sort of XHTML that’s not XHTML really as it contains too many errors – not one or two, but dozens, and often, crucial ones which go against the spirit of XHTML. A document may not be called “valid Intentional” if it has less than 25 errors.
Here are some XHTML Intentional examples verified with the W3C validator:
Do you know XHTML pages with more errors? Can you beat this?
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