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Jan BM
Jan BM
3,795 Points
Posted by Jan BM
Jan BM
3,795 Points

What version of HTML and CSS are you teaching in tracks?

Before I begin the tracks, may I know what version of HTML and CSS are you teaching here? Thanks!

2 Answers

Dave Haddad
Dave Haddad
2,807 Points
Dave Haddad
Dave Haddad
2,807 Points

Hi Jan-

It's my understanding that Treehouse teaches a combination of HTML 4.01/HTML5 and CSS 2.1/CSS3. HTML5 and CSS3 build upon of their previous versions, so many of the same tags and selectors that were used in older versions of HTML and CSS are also used in the most current versions.

It may be more beneficial to think of HTML5 and CSS3 as the latest revisions of HTML and CSS, not versions.

Jan BM
Jan BM
3,795 Points
Jan BM
Jan BM
3,795 Points

Yes, that's what I mean! Thanks!

Kevin Korte
Kevin Korte
28,147 Points
Kevin Korte
Kevin Korte
28,147 Points

There definitely is HTML5 and CSS3 elements taught here. As you learn more, you'll start to grasp what wasn't part of HTML4 and CSS2, and how to account for those differences with legacy browsers that can't support those differences.

Jan BM
Jan BM
3,795 Points
Jan BM
Jan BM
3,795 Points

Thanks!