James Craig wrote:
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Uses title value:
<span class="dtstart useTitle" title="2007-03-27T12:00:00-06:00">Noon
Central</span>
Does not use title value:
<a href="http://example.com/"; class="fn org url" title="Visit the
company web site!">Widgets, Inc.</span>
Thoughts?
In discussing this elsewhere, I've argued that the datetime is meta
information meant for machines that is related to a human-readable date
and thus shouldn't be in a title attribute.
We can use rel on links, but could rel be used to permit something like
this on a span:
<span class="dtstart" rel="datetime:YYYYMMDDTHHMMSSZ+HHMM">DD Month</span>
I'm guessing not, due to invalid characters.
An alternative would be to reference a unique meta element in the
document head.
Jon
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