Hi Tom,
(Different forum, still me ;-) )
My understanding is that yes you can (put anything you like in the
text). It's the @datetime data that is restricted to a machine-readable
format. If, however, you don't give the @datetime value then the content
of the element itself must be a valid date. So this is OK:
time datetime=2012-05-22T20:20Znow/time
and this is OK
time2012-05-22/time
HTH
Phil.
On 22/05/2012 19:43, Tom Livingston wrote:
Hello list,
i wasn't able to find an answer on google specifically for what my
question is, so here goes:
when using the time element, can you put ANY text within the open and
close tags? Like:
time datetime=2012-02-0302.03.12 - Asia Pacific/time
Is the addition of - Asia Pacific ok to do here? Wasn't sure if
*any* text was ok to be inside the time tags.
I found a lot of info on the datetime attribute, but not if the above
type of thing is allowed or not.
Thanks
--
Phil Archer
W3C eGovernment
http://www.w3.org/egov/
http://philarcher.org
@philarcher1
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