[microformats-discuss] A 10 line script to identify and process any
microformat
Bud Gibson
bud at thecommunityengine.com
Thu Jul 28 16:06:13 PDT 2005
Dear all:
I've been inspired by various microformat scripting efforts (in
particular George Hotelling's) and have come up with a 10 line
greasemonkey script that can identify and process any microformatted
content. You can access the script here:
http://thecommunityengine.com/resources/xfolk-colorize.user.js
The key insight in the script is to use XPath to identify the
microformatted content. I provide an explanation of how to modify my
XPath selector to work with your favorite microformat here:
http://thecommunityengine.com/home/archives/2005/07/greasemonkey_mi.html
under the heading:
"How xfolk-colorize works"
It really is as simple as my subject line indicates. Of course, you
may want to do rather more complex things with your microformat than
what I have done, so your final script may be longer. My goal in
writing this was to provide a very simple, clear example. I
apologize if the rest of the blog post is a little long-winded. I
tend to pontificate.
Bud
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