Serving your XHTML with the correct MIME type?

If you force the xhtml+xml header, then IE won't interpret your pages anymore. Which is why nobody actually bothers to do it correctly. (And the very reason I do it on another site.).

To get a browser parser to parse XHTML with an XML parser, it must be served with an XML Mime Type.

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