Elias Torres wrote: > If I have a default xmlns declaration xmlns="http://xhtml"; as opposed to > xmlns:xhtml="http://xhtml";, how do we emulate default prefix in RDFa?
RDFa follows the normal XMLNS rules. > Meaning if I have a property <span rel="foo"> does it resolve to the > default prefix or to the current page? Is there such a thing as <span > rel=":foo"> So far, rel="foo" does nothing, because it's not prefixed, and we've gotten too much pushback on generating spurious triples (though I should note that this issue is not resolved, IIRC.) So RDFa triggers only on actively prefixed attribute values. It sounds like a good idea to have rel=":foo" trigger the default XMLNS. -Ben
