On 28/10/05 5:50 AM, "James M Snell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The title of an APP collection will be the title of the
> XHTML anchor or link with rel='entry' or 'generic' pointing
> to the collection's primary feed.
> If these are not present then it will be the text of the
> anchor (if it is an anchor).
A common idiom in human readable xhtml is to use short pertinent text in the
anchor, and a more verbose explanatory style text in the title attribute.
like this:
<a href='..' title="This is the place I ramble on about cat pix
and lasagne recipes. Enter at your own risk">Eric's Main Blog</a>
Some might be surprised to see that long text appear in their editing
environment as the title of the blog.
I'm not saying it's right or wrong, just pointing out a nasty anti-personnel
mine on this path.
e.
