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= Compound Microformat = | = Compound Microformat = | ||
A compound [[microformats|microformat]] is an built from [[elemental-microformat|elemental microformats]] and/or standard HTML elements. It is designed to be incorporated within webpages, and | A compound [[microformats|microformat]] is an built from [[elemental-microformat|elemental microformats]] and/or standard HTML elements. It is designed to be incorporated within webpages, and may be an exact mapping of an existing standardized schema that describes a compound data type. | ||
They generally use a combination of several <code>class</code> and/or <code>rel</code> attributes. | They generally use a combination of several <code>class</code> and/or <code>rel</code> attributes. | ||
Revision as of 13:54, 30 August 2007
Compound Microformat
A compound microformat is an built from elemental microformats and/or standard HTML elements. It is designed to be incorporated within webpages, and may be an exact mapping of an existing standardized schema that describes a compound data type.
They generally use a combination of several class and/or rel attributes.
Current examples are:
