Ive searched about and have been unable to find a). a
validator b). an example as complex as my personal hcard. Take a look:
div class=vcard
style=background-color: #FBFFBF; width:375px; line-height: normal;
padding: 5px;
img
src=""
alt=photo class=photo style=float:left;
I'm sorry for asking a really silly question, but doesn't it make
sense that any class should have a a space as either a dash or
underscore?
If memory serves, the url fn would break the standard css formating...
-=Mark W. Wallace=-
On Apr 18, 2006, at 2:36 AM, Aaron R. Fulkerson wrote:
Your memory serves you very poorly. Start here:
http://microformats.org/wiki/class-design-pattern
Regards, etc...
Mark Wallace wrote:
I'm sorry for asking a really silly question, but doesn't it make sense
that any class should have a a space as either a dash or underscore?
If memory
On Apr 18, 2006, at 8:16 AM, Mark Wallace wrote:
I'm sorry for asking a really silly question, but doesn't it make
sense that any class should have a a space as either a dash or
underscore?
If memory serves, the url fn would break the standard css
formating...
Though most authors only
Welcome Aaron!
On 4/18/06 12:23 AM, Aaron R. Fulkerson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I¹ve searched about and have been unable to find a). a validator
There is no general/complete hCard validator yet, though Brian Suda's
excellent X2V processor does provide warnings and errors for common
mistakes.
brian suda wrote:
It is probably a parser issue. Do you have a link to the source document?
I can't replicate the problem. Next time I'll try to save the source
document.
Here are two URLs:
http://music.luther.edu/faculty/
http://music.luther.edu/faculty/suda.html - now works
Sorry,
Scott Issacs at Microsoft has produced this and plans to release it in the
next few weeks. Checkout Ray Ozzie blog for a reference to this code
snippet.
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Hi All,
How do I say Albert Einstein (March 14, 1879 – April 18, 1955)
using hCard? Specifically, what is the best way of expressing a
person's life dates?
bday seems like an obvious choice for date of birth. Would adding a
term like dday be appropriate for date of death?
Or would it
Hey Sam,
We've had some discussion about microID last month:
http://microformats.org/discuss/mail/microformats-discuss/2006-March/003441.
html
Eran.
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Thanks Eran. Also lots of back reading to do ;-) But one more quick
question do you have a pointer to the topic on why hcard's are class=vcard
and not class=hcard? In fact why the class=hx is not the standard
moniker for calender, reviews etc? I am sure it has a very good reason and
has been
Hi all,
Just got a question about the n and fn hcard properties.
If a number of sub-properties are specified within n, do these all have to be
included in fn?
For example, if I had something like:
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n:
family-name: Cox
given-name: Rebecca
additional-name:
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