On Jun 25, 2007, at 5:10 AM, Rickards, Julian (NDM) wrote:
The current format forces us to include "voice" or "fax" in text
rather
than in the attributes. In my original case, I didn't want to include
the word "voice" in the text because in the contacts page I was/am
creating, all of the numbers were voice numbers (all of the people in
the contacts page share a single fax number so I didn't need to
specify
a fax number for each and use "fax" and "voice" to distinguish them
for
each person).
"voice" is a default type. You can leave it out.
The other problem I will encounter is the fact that because my efforts
are on our government web pages (in Ontario, Canada, all government
pages must be in both English and French), I must use the French
equivalent to "voice" and "fax" in the text which means that the
microformat will be broken. However, if "voice" and "fax" were
accepted
as attribute values, then I don't need to worry about the text in the
page because the attribute value would be used instead of the text.
You can put the type values in the title attribute of abbr elements
in this case.
-ryan
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