On 22 Dec 2006, at 17:08, Andy Mabbett wrote:
That sounds like a good idea; but I wonder if we should not break it
down further, and have each example on a separate page, not on the
wiki,
but elsewhere, so they can be "viewed" using any of the available
parsers.
Not sure. I'd see the purpose of the page better served by being able
to scroll through. There's an element of it being a source of
inspiration and enlightenment, rather than a tutorial on each method.
As for parsing with tools: Presuming that our MediaWiki installation
is capable of rendering the ABBR element β by default it gets
stripped from mark-up β surely it would be sufficient to place an id
on each rendered example? That would make each example addressable.
Better wording of that paragraph would be appreciated!
The examples on this page use span and div elements, for
clarity, but any HTML element can be used (though abbr is the
only one whose title is parsed).
Better, although I don't think it's the right place to refer to the
intricacies of the ABBR pattern. That would be demonstrated in
examples themselves. So how about:
βThe examples on this page and the *-examples page use
SPAN and DIV elements for clarity. However, *any* HTML
element can be used when publishing microformats.
See *-rich-examples for more detail.β
(*-examples and *-rich-examples would link to the appropriate pages,
of course).
Ben
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