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** '''entry-content'''. optional (see field description). text. [*] | ** '''entry-content'''. optional (see field description). text. [*] | ||
** '''entry-summary'''. optional. text. | ** '''entry-summary'''. optional. text. | ||
** '''updated'''. required using [[ | ** '''updated'''. required using [[datetime-design-pattern]]. [*] | ||
** '''published'''. optional using [[ | ** '''published'''. optional using [[datetime-design-pattern]]. | ||
** '''author'''. required using [[ | ** '''author'''. required using [[hCard]]. [*] | ||
** '''bookmark''' (permalink). optional, using [[ | ** '''bookmark''' (permalink). optional, using [[rel-bookmark]]. | ||
** '''tags'''. optional. keywords or phrases, using [[ | ** '''tags'''. optional. keywords or phrases, using [[rel-tag]]. | ||
== Examples in the wild == | == Examples in the wild == | ||
Revision as of 22:13, 18 December 2011
Schema
The hEntry schema consists of the following properties:
- hentry
- entry-title. required. text.
- entry-content. optional (see field description). text. [*]
- entry-summary. optional. text.
- updated. required using datetime-design-pattern. [*]
- published. optional using datetime-design-pattern.
- author. required using hCard. [*]
- bookmark (permalink). optional, using rel-bookmark.
- tags. optional. keywords or phrases, using rel-tag.
Examples in the wild
This section is informative.
The following sites have published hEntry, and thus are a great place to start for anyone looking for examples "in the wild" to try parsing, indexing, organizing etc., in addition to hEntry examples in the wild. If you find hEntry anywhere else, feel free to add them to the top of this list. Once the list grows too big, we'll make a separate wiki page.
- The Blog of Brandon G Parker uses hEvent for all blog posts e.g. Maximizing Your Budget.
- Dig Your Landscape uses hEvent for all blog posts e.g. Planting and Caring for Flower Bulbs.