Le 6 déc. 2006 à 08:02, Ian Hickson a écrit :
The key point here being the reference to an earlier blob in the same
page, right?
yes.
Interesting. That's something that currently can only really be
done with
tables, <output>, and hyperlinks; I wonder if we should add a
fourth way
that is more convenient for Microformat-like data.
And it's needed in many cases.
<p>Here I'm talking about <cite class="author">Henry Miller</cite>
and <cite class="author">Charles Bukowsky<cite></p>
…
<p>And later on I have <q>[quotes from Henri Miller]</q> from <cite
class="title">Tropics of Cancer</cite> and maybe even another quote
from <cite class="title">Women</cite></p>
<blockquote><p>
[quote from Charles Bukowsky]
</p></blockquote>
What Elias is saying is that the effort of RDFa community is
1. compatible with microformats (no changes are asked on this
front)
2. being able to relate information distributed in a document
(people do not want to have necessary to group information in the
page, but still want to relate part of it.)
3. being conformant or at least authorized (my initial question
about foreign attributes)
It is important in many cases, accessibility, features rich document
after processing, etc. and it is directly associated with the
metadata in-situ, and not forcing the users to struggle with his text
to make it fit a model. Microformats are very useful in specific case
as Ryan expressed, but there is a need for flexibility as Elias
showed. My example above is another case which I have to deal with on
a daily basis.
If you have time, Ian reads this. Keep in mind that it is a WD and
some people are asking for HTML compatibility as well.
RDFa Primer 1.0
Embedding RDF in XHTML
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml-rdfa-primer/
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