Editor's note
Check this, I don't think that CDATA is required for XHTML any longer. See JSON-LD 1.1 .
Yes, XHTML is XML, so code like <https://example.org/> is non-valid because of < and > characters. To solve this problem, there are two options: (1) predefined character entities (e.g. <) or CDATA section. Note that the second one is easier to use with N3, Turtle, N-Triples, etc. Remember that above description is not about HTML. To sum up, we should remove that editor's note.
william-vw
commented
1 year ago
In the spec:
Yes, XHTML is XML, so code like
<https://example.org/>is non-valid because of<and>characters. To solve this problem, there are two options: (1) predefined character entities (e.g.<) or CDATA section. Note that the second one is easier to use with N3, Turtle, N-Triples, etc. Remember that above description is not about HTML. To sum up, we should remove that editor's note.