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* Theoretically, this could be done with almost any HTML element. But is it a good idea? If it's not, is abbr the only one? [[DavidJanes]] | * Theoretically, this could be done with almost any HTML element. But is it a good idea? If it's not, is abbr the only one? [[DavidJanes]] | ||
* abbr-design-pattern should be avoided, if possible. [[RobertBachmann]] | * abbr-design-pattern should be avoided, if possible. [[RobertBachmann]] | ||
** why, or under what circumstances? For example, it is quite useful with datetimes. Should there not be other potentially analogous situations? [[DavidJanes]] | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 15:50, 10 October 2005
Abbr design pattern
Purpose
Use the abbr-design-pattern to make text that is human readable also formally machine readable.
How to use it
Description
Discussion
- Theoretically, this could be done with almost any HTML element. But is it a good idea? If it's not, is abbr the only one? DavidJanes
- abbr-design-pattern should be avoided, if possible. RobertBachmann
- why, or under what circumstances? For example, it is quite useful with datetimes. Should there not be other potentially analogous situations? DavidJanes