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Tantek: Reverted edits by Kimfre (Talk) to last version by ClinchMountain

2012-01-04T19:55:43Z

Reverted edits by Kimfre (Talk) to last version by ClinchMountain

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	It might be helpful to establish a standardized markup for this.		It might be helpful to establish a standardized markup for this.
	~~[http://wearethesuperheroes.com/ education]~~

	==Possible Solutions==		==Possible Solutions==
	Taking Brian's suggestion, we could add a class to hCard. I'll put up an example soon.		Taking Brian's suggestion, we could add a class to hCard. I'll put up an example soon.

Kimfre: /* Problem */

2011-12-27T16:13:08Z

Problem

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	It might be helpful to establish a standardized markup for this.		It might be helpful to establish a standardized markup for this.
	[http://~~www~~.~~e-academe.org~~/~~science.html~~ education]		[http://wearethesuperheroes.com/ education]

	==Possible Solutions==		==Possible Solutions==
	Taking Brian's suggestion, we could add a class to hCard. I'll put up an example soon.		Taking Brian's suggestion, we could add a class to hCard. I'll put up an example soon.

Kimfre: /* Problem */

2011-12-27T16:11:18Z

Problem

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	It might be helpful to establish a standardized markup for this.		It might be helpful to establish a standardized markup for this.
			[http://www.e-academe.org/science.html education]

	==Possible Solutions==		==Possible Solutions==
	Taking Brian's suggestion, we could add a class to hCard. I'll put up an example soon.		Taking Brian's suggestion, we could add a class to hCard. I'll put up an example soon.

ClinchMountain: Revised to follow procedure

2008-09-19T16:55:50Z

Revised to follow procedure

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	1. ~~This~~ page ~~has been prematurely created~~. ~~See [[process]].~~		==Problem==
			Many web designers, like me, create numerous web sites for clients. Normally we leave some kind of signature link at the bottom of the page, if the client permits.

	~~2. If we are talking about people we should use [[hcard]] with~~ a ~~role of creator, designer, etc~~.		It might be helpful to establish a standardized markup for this.

			==Possible Solutions==
	I propose a new microformat that credits the designer of a web page. If the client doesn't want it visible, you can use visibility:hidden in the stylesheet. But should be always in the HTML of the page.		Taking Brian's suggestion, we could add a class to hCard. I'll put up an example soon.

	~~<pre><div class~~=~~"designby">~~
	~~<a rel~~=~~"design_shop" href~~=~~"http://authorswebsite.com">Website Design</a> by <span rel~~=~~"designer">Joe Webdesigner</span>.~~
	~~</div></pre>~~

	I'~~m sure you Microformat pros can improve on this~~. ~~Please do~~.

Brian: wiki mark-up edit

2008-09-19T09:08:39Z

wiki mark-up edit

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	1. This page has been prematurely created. See [[process]].		1. This page has been prematurely created. See [[process]].

	2. If we are talking about people we should use [[hcard]] with a role of creator, designer, etc.		2. If we are talking about people we should use [[hcard]] with a role of creator, designer, etc.

Brian at 09:08, 19 September 2008

2008-09-19T09:08:23Z

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	1. This page has been prematurely created. See [[process]].		1. This page has been prematurely created. See [[process]].
			2. If we are talking about people we should use [[hcard]] with a role of creator, designer, etc.

Brian: premature creation of pages!

2008-09-19T09:07:25Z

premature creation of pages!

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			1. This page has been prematurely created. See [[process]].


	I propose a new microformat that credits the designer of a web page. If the client doesn't want it visible, you can use visibility:hidden in the stylesheet. But should be always in the HTML of the page.		I propose a new microformat that credits the designer of a web page. If the client doesn't want it visible, you can use visibility:hidden in the stylesheet. But should be always in the HTML of the page.

ClinchMountain at 01:24, 19 September 2008

2008-09-19T01:24:27Z

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	I propose a new microformat that credits the designer of a web page. If the client doesn't want it visible, you can use visibility:hidden in the stylesheet. But should be always in the HTML of the page.		I propose a new microformat that credits the designer of a web page. If the client doesn't want it visible, you can use visibility:hidden in the stylesheet. But should be always in the HTML of the page.

	<div class="designby">		<pre><div class="designby">
	<a rel="design_shop" href="http://authorswebsite.com">Website Design</a> by <span rel="designer">Joe Webdesigner</span>.		<a rel="design_shop" href="http://authorswebsite.com">Website Design</a> by <span rel="designer">Joe Webdesigner</span>.
	</div>		</div></pre>

	I'm sure you Microformat pros can improve on this. Please do.		I'm sure you Microformat pros can improve on this. Please do.

ClinchMountain: New Microformat for crediting web designer

2008-09-19T01:23:52Z

New Microformat for crediting web designer

New page

I propose a new microformat that credits the designer of a web page. If the client doesn't want it visible, you can use visibility:hidden in the stylesheet. But should be always in the HTML of the page.

<div class="designby">
<a rel="design_shop" href="http://authorswebsite.com">Website Design</a> by <span rel="designer">Joe Webdesigner</span>.
</div>

I'm sure you Microformat pros can improve on this. Please do.