On Aug 16, 2006, at 4:46 PM, Steve Williams wrote:
At 02:34 PM 8/16/2006, Charles Iliya Krempeaux wrote:
It has been suggested that using class-thumbnail on the <img> element
would work for making thumbnails.
I was hoping that'd be the answer. Nice and simple.
Would it be considered bad form to recommend that to sites in
isolation, without referring to a Microformats proposal or
specification, much less an XMDP link in the head element?
I don't want to do something that might influence a bunch of sites
if it would hurt the Microformats effort.
Much the opposite, microformats are based on real world publishing
experience, so if you can provide such experience, that would be
helpful in moving a microformat forward.
But I don't see how class="thumbnail" would work for you because the
thumbnail isn't going to exist on the submitted URL. I'd think you'd
need something more like <link rel="thumbnail">, because you're
referencing data that's related to the current document, not within
the current document.
Peace,
Scott
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