Michael Smethurst wrote: > Again not wanting to muddy any waters but it seems like we're trying to > capture 2 forms of containment here: > > - using nesting + item to indicate containment of
This is correct. More specifically, we use item to indicate containment of another hAudio. > - using album to indicate containment by ALBUM does not indicate containment of any kind with this proposal. The only thing ALBUM does is name the title of the album the hAudio is associated with and further specify the type of the hAudio if FN is missing. So: * If only ALBUM is specified, the hAudio is an album. * If FN and ALBUM are specified and different, the hAudio is a song in an album. * IF FN and ALBUM are both specified and are identical, the hAudio is an album. > Is there any mileage in pushing for class="hasPart" and class="isPartOf"? hAudio RDFa specifies a rel="hmedia:contains", which does exactly what you are proposing above. It works really well in the RDFa markup, but as you said... RDFa markup is a bit different than Microformats markup. We don't really have a universally accepted way of creating the equivalent of a RDF link within a Microformatted page. Do we? -- manu _______________________________________________ microformats-new mailing list [email protected] http://microformats.org/mailman/listinfo/microformats-new
