Hi,
Relatively new subscriber here. Sorry for the lag in this response.
On 9 Aug 2006, at 18:41, Chris Messina wrote:
We could offer either a case study (XCorp started by locating all
references to people and locations on their website. They then marked
up their pages using hcard.
I did think about using the agent field --- unfortunately, in this
instance John Smith is (in real life) an agent and John Doe is the
agent's assistant. I have a feeling that using the agent's agent
field for the agent's assistant's hcard or the associate agent's
hcard is just going to cause
On 8/17/06, Ciaran McNulty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe the markup looks something like:
div class=vcard
span class=fnJohn Smith/span can be reached via his secretary
span class=agent vcard
span class=fnJohn Doe/span on
span class=tel020 /span
/span
/div
See
On 17 Aug 2006, at 14:03, Ciaran McNulty wrote:
I did think about using the agent field --- unfortunately, in this
instance John Smith is (in real life) an agent ...
The vCard 'agent' field strongly means that the enclosed vCard is
an assistant or proxy of the main vCard, it doesn't mean
So I had the question posed to me yet again:
Ok, we know we should do microformats... but we're not sure where to
start. Can you help us out?
Seeing as how I'm probably not alone here, I was going to create a
Getting started with microformats page when I discovered a bunch of
confused pages
Chris Messina wrote:
So I had the question posed to me yet again:
Ok, we know we should do microformats... but we're not sure where to
start. Can you help us out?
Seeing as how I'm probably not alone here, I was going to create a
Getting started with microformats page when I discovered a bunch
Hi Chris,
I totally agree. Tantek and I were talking about this at Wordcamp --
how people don't really get microformats until they see them in
action. I marked up a sidebar calendar on my blog with the event
microformats and want to use that as one case study. I am sure there
are many others.
On 8/9/06 10:41 AM, Chris Messina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I had the question posed to me yet again:
Ok, we know we should do microformats... but we're not sure where to
start. Can you help us out?
Seeing as how I'm probably not alone here, I was going to create a
Getting started with
On Aug 9, 2006, at 10:41 AM, Chris Messina wrote:
I would like to propose (and yes, this means work at some point, but
for now I'm raising the issue) that we create a well-written and
straight forward page that does answer the question: I'm ready to get
started, so where do I begin?
I don't
Chris Messina wrote:
So I had the question posed to me yet again:
Ok, we know we should do microformats... but we're not sure where to
start. Can you help us out?
[...]
We could offer either a case study (XCorp started by locating all
references to people and locations on their website. They
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