On Sep 16, 2006, at 9:52 PM, Steve Ganz wrote:
On Saturday, September 16, 2006 1:10 PM David Janes wrote:
I've been updating my "Amost Universal Microformat Parser"
and, in particular, been looking to support hResume [1]. To
test it, I've run all the samples provided on the web against
the AUMFP and posted the results here [2].
My observations:
- we should recommend that experience text be marked as a
hCalendar "summary"
- I'm not sure if class="contact" is required; it should be,
I think; I call this a "quirk" if they're not there
Ryan can clarify, but when it comes to contact info, I don't
believe it's
the class name of "contact" that's required, only that the author's
current contact info be marked up with hCard.
Correct.
The use of the <address> element as the root element for author's
hcard was, at one time, required as a way to distinguish it as the
author's contact info. But due to the fact that <address> is not a
block level element, it made it somewhat inconvenient to implement.
Using a compound class name of "hcard contact" might be a good way to
distinguish the contact info for the author in lieu of using the
<address>
element.
I agree it may be worthwhile to require a classname to distinguish
the person's current contact information from previous hCards. We
need to look at more existing examples first, though (I haven't
looked at David's post below, yet).
[1] http://microformats.org/wiki/hresume
[2] http://
blogmatrix.blogmatrix.com/:entry:blogmatrix-2006-09-16-0000/
-ryan
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