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    • 47598
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    Hey guys, it's me again, I had a question I forgot to ask in my earlier topic.

    Is it possible to use html5 in my modx website, and if so, how do I go about enabling it?
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      You can use anything you want. MODX doesn't care. Use the HTML 5 doctype in the head of your template.
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        Quote from: sottwell at May 08, 2014, 08:13 PM
        You can use anything you want. MODX doesn't care. Use the HTML 5 doctype in the head of your template.

        Thanks, I had a feeling I could, but I needed to make sure since the default template doesn't use any doctype.
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          You can use MODX to generate CSS, Javascript, plain XML pages. You don't always even need a template at all, in which case just the resource content is processed. I frequently do that when using a MODX resource with a code snippet as an AJAX request processor.
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