On 11/17/05, Tantek Çelik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 11/17/05 10:57 AM, "Larry Staton Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi all, > > > > I have implemented three microformats technologies -- XOXO, AHAH, and > > hCard -- on my Web site. You can view the site at > > <http://www.larrystaton.com>. > > > > I use AHAH to call XOXO documents. The navigation links for "Colophon" > > and "Projects" are AHAH calls to "colophon.xo" and "index.rhtml". The > > latter document is marked up as an XOXO document despite the name. The > > "Resume" link is missing on purpose. I wanted to see if AHAH would > > display the redirected 404 error message and it does. > > Larry, I just checked out your site. > > This is awesome. > > Would you be open to sharing your AHAH code?
Thanks! I'm using Ernie's ahah.js code. I just changed the initial text from "sending..." to "Sending XMLHttpRequest..." > > I use hCard in my markup, but I set the style to "display:none" to > > hide the data. > > This is the *only* thing I have to nitpick about. You really should be > displaying everything you have microformatted (and microformatting > everything you can that's displayed). If you need to create a separate page > like "contact info" rather than showing all the content on your home page, > that I can understand. But however you do it, the information should be > human visible/readable on the page. Because my markup uses "div" elements for the main content and the hCard data, I planned on displaying the hCard data by swapping the "div" elements and changing the style to "display:show". I haven't had time to implement this, but displaying everything that is microformatted makes sense. -- Larry Staton Jr. _______________________________________________ microformats-rest mailing list [email protected] http://microformats.org/mailman/listinfo/microformats-rest
