Hi Guys, Just had a thought while working on a travel website about a microformat to mark out airport codes and thought the abbr design pattern fits well with this. Travel sites will sometimes list the airport code somewhere along a booking process, often without expanding the abbreviation with the right HTML. Can I throw out a new macro microformat which could be included inside the geo mF? Travel websites like Trippit.com could mark up an airport with its three letter code and the airports geographic location too with the geo mF.
< abbr title="Birmingham International Airport" class="airport-code" >BHX< /abbr> I can imagine in the future a super travel search engine, which will know where your local airport is and thread through holiday deals with flights going from your locality. I'm thinking of marking up ABTA and ATOL logos with some kind of mF, perhaps in the alt text of a logo, accessibility wise you'd need to put the ABTA number from the logo into the alt text something because of the text being in the image like < img src="logos/abta.png" class="accreditation abta" alt="v4563" /> Anyone any pointers as to travel related microformats? an "accreditation" class would be useful for other things like accreditation corgi for Gas companies. Regards Lee -- HTML | CSS | Javascript http://www.leejordan.org.uk _______________________________________________ microformats-new mailing list [email protected] http://microformats.org/mailman/listinfo/microformats-new
