hcard-user-profile-authoring - Revision history

AndyMabbett: ...or avatar; grammar tweaks; use "fn" to ensure that hCard based on partial instructions is valid

2008-02-07T13:01:02Z

...or avatar; grammar tweaks; use "fn" to ensure that hCard based on partial instructions is valid

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	== recognizing what to markup ==		== recognizing what to markup ==
	Take a look at your profile page and note what elements in the page correspond to the following pieces of information of the person ~~who~~ the profile page represents:		Take a look at your user's profile page and note what elements in the page correspond to the following pieces of information about the person whom the profile page represents:
	* username		* username
	* "full name" (AKA their given-name and family-name and any additional-name(s))		* "full name" (AKA their given-name and family-name and any additional-name(s))
	* photo		* photo or avatar
	* hyperlink to their profile (often around their photo)		* hyperlink to their profile (often around their photo)
	* links to other profiles		* links to other profiles
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	== find the minimally enclosing element ==		== find the minimally enclosing element ==
	Now find the smallest element on ~~your~~ profile page that contains all the above. If no such element exists short of the <code>body</code> element, you can either use the body element as the containing element, or create a new <code>div</code> that precisely surrounds just the above elements.		Now find the smallest element on the profile page that contains all of the above. If no such element exists short of the <code>body</code> element, you can either use the body element as the containing element, or create a new <code>div</code> that precisely surrounds just the above elements.

	Add the class name "vcard" to that minimally enclosing element.		*Add the class name "vcard" to that minimally enclosing element.
			*Add the class name "fn" to the element containing the "full name".

	:'''This page is a stub. ... need to add more details on specific properties for hCard user profiles...'''		:'''This page is a stub. ... need to add more details on specific properties for hCard user profiles...'''

AndyMabbett: /* find the minimally enclosing element */ fmt for clarity

2008-02-07T12:56:44Z

find the minimally enclosing element: fmt for clarity

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	Add the class name "vcard" to that minimally enclosing element.		Add the class name "vcard" to that minimally enclosing element.

	~~...~~ This page is a stub. ~~...~~		:'''This page is a stub. ... need to add more details on specific properties for hCard user profiles...'''
	... need to add more details on specific properties for hCard user profiles...

	== hCard XFN friends list ==		== hCard XFN friends list ==

AndyMabbett: no edits for several hours; insert presumably-ommitted "who"

2008-02-07T12:56:15Z

no edits for several hours; insert presumably-ommitted "who"

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	<h1>hCard user profile authoring</h1>		<h1>hCard user profile authoring</h1>
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	Markup any "fan of" links as rel="acquaintance".		Markup any "fan of" links as rel="acquaintance".

	There is no current XFN or microformat for marking up the link relationship to people that are "my fans", however, you {{may}} use rel="fan" as a [[poshformat]] way of marking it up. rel="fan" should only be placed on links to people are fans of the current profile. However links to people that the current profile is a fan of {{must not}} be marked up with rel="fan".		There is no current XFN or microformat for marking up the link relationship to people that are "my fans", however, you {{may}} use rel="fan" as a [[poshformat]] way of marking it up. rel="fan" should only be placed on links to people who are fans of the current profile. However links to people that the current profile is a fan of {{must not}} be marked up with rel="fan".

	See [[xfn-brainstorming]] for more discussion on marking up fans of vs. my fans.		See [[xfn-brainstorming]] for more discussion on marking up fans of vs. my fans.

Tantek: mapping community site friends to specific link

2008-02-07T02:53:50Z

mapping community site friends to specific link

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	=== friends vs acquaintances vs contacts ===		=== friends vs acquaintances vs contacts ===
	See [[xfn-clarifications]].		See [[xfn-clarifications#mapping_community_site_.22friends.22\|XFN clarifications: mapping community site "friends"]].

	=== fan of vs my fans ===		=== fan of vs my fans ===

Tantek: expanded quite a bit with specific notes from experience with social network implementers

2008-02-07T02:32:33Z

expanded quite a bit with specific notes from experience with social network implementers

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 <h1>hCard user profile authoring</h1>
-How to add hCard to a user profile page to turn it into a [[hcard-supporting-user-profile]].
+How to add [[hCard]] to a user profile page to turn it into a [[hcard-supporting-user-profile]].
-This page is a stub.
+== recognizing what to markup ==
-See also [[hcard-authoring|hCard authoring]].
+== find the minimally enclosing element ==

Tantek: stub

2008-02-07T00:49:21Z

stub

New page

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<h1>hCard user profile authoring</h1>

How to add hCard to a user profile page to turn it into a [[hcard-supporting-user-profile]].

This page is a stub.

See also [[hcard-authoring|hCard authoring]].