- microformats classes like 'url' or 'region' already in use. "Using class for the microformat markup is clearly a problem, in part because it’s so easy to overlap with other markup. Authors use classes like “url” or “region” all the time, and might not be aware of the hCard format. All sorts of markup might look like a microformat."
- ACCEPTED. I this this was raised before, in IRC/lists elsewhere, but this URL was the earliest one I could find to capture it. - Tantek
- 2011-10-26 confirmed by Richard Vaughan:
- "... Microformats can screw with existing CSS rules. ..."
- and follow-up same day also:
- "microformats are the easiest as it's just CSS classes, but may be a pain to implement if those class names are already used."
- ACCEPTED. PROPOSED RESOLUTION - we are fixing this with microformats-2, all property names have prefixes to avoid such collisions. E.g. 'url' becomes 'u-url' and 'region' becomes 'p-region'. See microformats 2: h-card properties for more. - Tantek
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* <strong class="entry-title">microformats classes like 'url' or 'region' already in use</strong>. "Using class for the microformat markup is clearly a problem, in part because it’s so easy to overlap with other markup. Authors use classes like “url” or “region” all the time, and might not be aware of the hCard format. All sorts of markup might look like a microformat." | * <strong class="entry-title">microformats classes like 'url' or 'region' already in use</strong>. "Using class for the microformat markup is clearly a problem, in part because it’s so easy to overlap with other markup. Authors use classes like “url” or “region” all the time, and might not be aware of the hCard format. All sorts of markup might look like a microformat." | ||
** ACCEPTED. I this this was raised before, in IRC/lists elsewhere, but this URL was the earliest one I could find to capture it. - [[User:Tantek|Tantek]] | ** ACCEPTED. I this this was raised before, in IRC/lists elsewhere, but this URL was the earliest one I could find to capture it. - [[User:Tantek|Tantek]] | ||
** ... | ** 2011-10-26 [https://twitter.com/richardtvaughan/status/129235473414631424 confirmed by Richard Vaughan]: | ||
*** "... Microformats can screw with existing CSS rules. ..." | |||
** [https://twitter.com/richardtvaughan/status/129236380873261057 and follow-up same day also]: | |||
*** "microformats are the easiest as it's just CSS classes, but may be a pain to implement if those class names are already used." | |||
** ACCEPTED. PROPOSED RESOLUTION - we are fixing this with [[microformats-2]], all property names have prefixes to avoid such collisions. E.g. 'url' becomes 'u-url' and 'region' becomes 'p-region'. See [[microformats-2#h-card|microformats 2: h-card properties]] for more. - [[User:Tantek|Tantek]] | |||
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Revision as of 04:34, 27 October 2011
<entry-title> Microformat Issues </entry-title>
These are externally raised issues about microformats in general.
Some issues may be ACCEPTED and perhaps cause changes or improved explanations in one or more specifications or microformats in general. Some issues may be REJECTED for a variety of brief reasons, and others contain longer discussions.
As this is a general microformats issues page, please only note concrete real world issues. Theoretical issues may be deleted, as will any issues raised that do not contain documentation of specific real-world examples that use real-world microformats (not just brainstorms).
Please be sure that an issue applies to more than one microformat or pattern, otherwise the issue should be raised on the format/pattern specific issues page. Please check issues-resolved and issues-closed to first see if your issue has a resolution.
Submitted issues may (and probably will) be edited and rewritten for better terseness, clarity, calmness, rationality, and as neutral a point of view as possible. Write your issues well. — Tantek
Closed Issues
Resolved issues that have no further actions to take.
- See issues-closed
Resolved Issues
Resolved issues that have outstanding to-do items.
- See issues-resolved
Issues
opened 2010
Issues opened/raised in 2010.
open issue!
opened 2011
Issues opened/raised in 2011.
- ...
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Consider using this format (copy and paste this to the end of the list to add your issues; replace ~~~ with an external link if preferred) to report issues or feedback, so that issues can show up in hAtom subscriptions of this issues page. If open issues lack this markup, please add it.
Please post one issue per entry, to make them easier to manage. Avoid combining multiple issues into single reports, as this can confuse or muddle feedback, and puts a burden of separating the discrete issues onto someone else who 1. may not have the time, and 2. may not understand the issue in the same way as the original reporter.
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<span class="published">2011-MM-DD</span>
raised by <span class="fn">~~~</span>
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* <strong class="entry-title">«Short title of issue»</strong>. «Description of Issue»
** Follow-up comment #1
** Follow-up comment #2
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Format Specific Issues
Please raise format specific issues on their respective page(s):
- hatom-issues
- hcard-issues
- hcalendar-issues
- hlisting-issues
- hresume-issues
- hreview-issues
- rel-issues
- vote-links-issues
- xfn-issues
- xfolk-issues
- xmdp-issues
- xoxo-issues
Issues regarding microformats in progress (brainstorms etc.) are documented on their respective pages.
Pattern Specific Issues
Please raise pattern specific issues on the respective page:
Domain Specific Issues
See also
- accessibility
- criticism
- wiki-feedback
- The microformats FAQ, which answers many general criticisms/ issues that have been raised with microformats.