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Microformats Glossary
If you have a term you wish to see defined, please feel free to add it to the list, in alphabetical order (apart from the first entry).
- microformat
- See http://microformats.org/about/.
- @
- in the context of, say, @rel, this is shorthand for attribute, so "the @rel" should be read as "the rel attribute"
- anti-pattern
- see anti-patterns
- anti design pattern
- see anti-design-patterns
- attribute
- HTML attribute. see HTML element on Wikipedia
- autodiscovery
- see discovery
- class
- HTML class attribute
- compound microformat
- See compound-microformat
- content type
- see content-type
- CSV
- comma-separated-values. See CSV.
- deprecated
- In the process of being phased out (see Deprecation on Wikiepedia)
- design pattern
- see class-design-pattern for example.
- discovery
- see representative-hcard for example.
- DRY
- Don't Repeat Yourself
- See DRY
- element
- HTML element. see HTML element on Wikipedia.
- elemental microformat
- See elemental-microformat
- GPX
- XML format for waypoints, tracks and trails, used by many GPS devices. See also KML.
- grandfather(ed)
- Something which is an exception to a rule (or pattern, behavior, etc.), because it existed before that rule was formulated.
- HTML
- HyperText Mark-up Language
- see HTML on Wkiipedia and XHTML, below.
- informative
- Applies to that part of a standard (such as an introduction or list of references) which is not proscriptive; as opposed to normative (see below)
- JSON
- JavaScript Object Notation (pronounced "Jason")
- a lightweight, text-based, human-readable format for representing data structures and arrays (see JSON).
- KML
- Keyhole Mark-up Language
- XML format for waypoints, tracks and trails, used by Google Maps and others. See also GPX.
- mark-up
- n. the (X)HTML codes and related classes which, when wrapped around data, turn it into a web page.
- mark up
- v. to apply mark-up.
- mfbot
- mfbot is an IRC bot which logs all edits to this wiki.
- microformat
- See http://microformats.org/about/.
- microformateer
- A person involved with microformats.
- mime type
- see content-type
- namespace
- see namespaces.
- normative
- Applies to a prescriptive part of a standard; as opposed to informative (see above). See also and Normative on Wikipedia.
- parse
- (verb) To extract data from a format using explicit parsing rules for one or more formats, such as microformats (see also "scrape").
- See also 'parsing' on Wikipedia
- picoformat
- A syntax for communicating and executing commands with mobile devices over SMS. See picoformats
- POSH
- Plain Old Semantic (X)HTML. see POSH.
- process
- The procedure for developing a new microformat. See process
- profile
- see profile.
- property
- The various aspects of an object that are represented by microformats. E.g. hCard properties.
- rel
- a property which signifies the relationship of one page to another, linked, page. See existing-rel-values.
- rev
- as rel, but applying in the reverse direction. Use and development of new rev values are deprecated for microformats.
- route
- (In proposed extensions to Geo) - see geo-extension-waypoints#Terms
- scrape
- (verb) To extract apparent data from a file/stream (plain text, HTML, RSS, XML, whatever) using regular expressions or other made-up rules that are not explicitly defined by the data formats (if any) that you are extracting. See also "parse" in contrast.
- semantic
- (adjective) having meaning.
- standard
- see standard
- tag
- see rel-tag.
- tag space
- a URL prefix for scoping tags.
- track
- (In proposed extensions to Geo) - see geo-extension-waypoints#Terms
- type
- see type
- uF
- Shorthand for microformat, especially used in e-mail and on IRC. Plural: uFs.
- URI
- Uniform Resource Identifier: a compact string of characters used to identify or name a resource. See URIs on Wikipedia
- URL
- Uniform Resource Locator
- in popular usage, a widespread synonym for Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) — many popular and technical texts will use the term "URL" when referring to a URI
- in strict technical usage, a subset of URI specific to identifiers who are primarily locators.
- See URLs on Wikipedia
- value
- properties and attributes have values.
- waypoint
- (In proposed extensions to Geo) - see geo-extension-waypoints#Terms
- WikiWord
- Any word which contains at least two upper case letters, separated by at least one lower case letter. For example, ThisIsAnExample - see WikiWord
- (X)HTML
- A generic term, meaning "HTML or XHTML".
- XHTML
- HTML reformulated in XML.
- See see XHTML on Wkiipedia or http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/ for more information.
- XMDP
- (X)HTML Meta Data Profile
- See XMDP on Wikipedia