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Yeah, I actually just upgraded to .3
(mirrors weren't my friend yesterday) and saw that Scribbish was now
included. I could see event microformats being useful for content
aggregation as well. Perhaps simple "add content" functions on the
post editing page that could be used to easily add various
microformatted content types? [1] I've been writing PHP for about 8
years, and Rails is not coming easily to me, otherwise I'd be happy to
contribute (and may in the future). I can handle tweaking themes,
though. I would think that any microformat that references an abstract
content type that someone might blog about could be useful. Also, with
Typo's "Pages" function, it should be seen as a "publishing platform",
not just a blogging engine. If you are embedding microformats in
"static pages", then I could see almost any of them being useful
(hResume?). Just my 2c... Its much easier to throw out ideas than
write the code behind them. ;) Speaking of the editing page, how difficult would it be to embed a rich-text-editor such as FCKeditor or TinyMCE? Both options can be set up to create XHTML-valid content and would integrate well with CSS-based theming. -Chris Re: More themes included/microformatsFrom: Scott Laird <scott <at>
sigkill.org>
Subject: Re: More themes included/microformats Newsgroups: gmane.comp.web.typo.user Date: 2006-07-12 18:06:56 GMT There are a few microformat-ish things that I'd like to do after 4.0 ships. I'd like to make it easy to create hReviews as well as one of the event microformats. Beyond that, I haven't seen anything particularly exciting in the microformat world. hAtom sounds nice enough as a formatting standard, and Scribbish is already in the trunk and will be included in 4.0. Past that, are any of the remaining microformats actually useful for anything? Scott |
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