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| *MediaWiki does not appear to support the use of the <code>abbr</code>  element. | *MediaWiki does not appear to support the use of the <code>abbr</code>  element. | ||
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| As with many CMSs, there is no facility for an editor to add an [[XMDP]] URI to (or in any other way to alter) the <code>head<code> element. | |||
Revision as of 10:15, 31 July 2007
MediaWiki mark-up issues
Issues with adding microformat mark-up to sites using MediaWiki (such as this wiki, and Wikipedia).
If you know of a solution, or work-around, please post it!
Author
URLs
- Wiki mark-up such as [http://example.com sample text](which displays as sample text) cannot have a class="url" added to the output "A" element.- Workaround (if display of the URL is acceptable): use <span class="url">http://example.com</span>(which displays as http://example.com)
- Workaround (if display of the URL is not acceptable): ???
 
- Workaround (if display of the URL is acceptable): use 
Rel
- Similarly, MediaWiki does not appear to support the use of the relattribute on internal or external links.
Tables
{| class="infobox vcard" 
| class="fn org" | '''{{{name}}}'''
|-
{{#if: {{{address|}}} |
! Address
{{!}} <span class="street-address">{{{address}}}}}</span>
|-
{{#if:{{{city|}}} |
! City
{{!}} <span class="locality">{{{city|}}}}}</span>
|-
{{#if:{{{country|}}} |
! Country
{{!}} <span class="country-name">{{{country|}}}}}</span>
|-
{{#if:{{{latitude|}}} |
!
{{!}} <{{Coord|{{{latitude}}}|{{{longitude}}}|display=title}} }}
|}
- there is nowhere to hang the required class="adr", such that it wraps the three relevant table rows, and no others.
Abbr
- MediaWiki does not appear to support the use of the abbrelement.
XMDP
As with many CMSs, there is no facility for an editor to add an XMDP URI to (or in any other way to alter) the head element.