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= Microformats Wiki = | |||
'''Please read [[how-to-play]] before making any edits.''' | |||
http:// | |||
'''Please read [[process]] before proposing any new microformats.''' | |||
http:// | |||
== Introduction == | |||
http:// | What are microformats? See the [http://microformats.org/about/ about page] for an overview, and the [[introduction]] page for more info. Recent [[press]] and [[presentations]] are also a good place for some background reading as well. Frequently asked questions are answered in the [[faq]]. Want something or want to contribute? Help with things [[to-do]]. | ||
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http:// | One popular definition from our [http://microformats.org/discuss/ mailing list] is "simple conventions for embedding semantics in HTML to enable decentralized development." More precisely, microformats can be defined as: | ||
:simple conventions | |||
:for embedding semantic markup | |||
::for a specific problem domain | |||
:in human-readable (X)HTML/XML documents, Atom/RSS feeds, and "plain" XML | |||
::that normalize existing content usage patterns | |||
::using brief, descriptive class names | |||
::often based on existing interoperable standards | |||
:to enable decentralized development | |||
::of resources, tools, and services | |||
"Or do you just use your browser to browse? That's so 20th century." -- [http://diveintomark.org Mark Pilgrim] | |||
== Specifications == | |||
[[microformats|Microformats]] open standards specifications (see also: [[implementations]]) | |||
* [[hcalendar|hCalendar]] | |||
* [[hcard|hCard]] | |||
* [[rel-license]] | |||
* [[rel-nofollow]] | |||
* [[rel-tag]] | |||
* [[vote-links|VoteLinks]] | |||
* [http://gmpg.org/xfn/ XFN] (see also: [[xfn-implementations]]) | |||
* [http://gmpg.org/xmdp/ XMDP] | |||
* [[xoxo|XOXO]] | |||
== Drafts == | |||
* [[adr|adr]] | |||
* [[geo|geo]] | |||
* [[hatom|hAtom]] {{NewMarker}} | |||
* [[hresume|hResume]] {{NewMarker}} | |||
* [[hreview|hReview]] | |||
* [[rel-directory]] | |||
* [[rel-enclosure]] | |||
* [[relpayment-research | rel-payment]] | |||
* [[robots-exclusion|Robots Exclusion]] | |||
* [[xfolk|xFolk]] | |||
* [[rel-home]] {{NewMarker}} | |||
== Design Patterns == | |||
http:// | |||
http:// | Design patterns give microformat authors a vocabulary for expressing their ideas consistently with what has already been done. ''If you're tempted to try your hand at writing a microformat '''[[process|read this first]]'''!'' | ||
* [[abbr-design-pattern]] | |||
* [[class-design-pattern]] | |||
* [[datetime-design-pattern]] | |||
* [[existing-classes|class names defined across all microformats]] | |||
* [[include-pattern]] {{NewMarker}} | |||
* [[rel-design-pattern]] | |||
== Exploratory discussions == | |||
Research and analysis of real-world [[examples]], existing formats, and brainstorming to motivate the microformat. | |||
*[[attention]] | |||
*[[blog-description-examples]] | |||
*[[blog-info-examples]] | |||
*[[blog-post-examples]], [[blog-post-formats]], [[blog-post-brainstorming]] (yields [[hatom|hAtom]]) | |||
*[[book-examples]], [[book-formats]], [[book-brainstorming]] | |||
*[[chat-examples]], [[chat-formats]] | |||
*[[citation|citation microformat overview]], [[citation-examples]], [[citation-formats]], [[citation-brainstorming]] | |||
*[[comment-problem]], [[comment-examples]], (need to extract from [[comments-formats]]) | |||
*[[directory-inclusion-examples]], [[directory-inclusion-formats]]. (see also [[rel-directory]]) | |||
*[[distributed-conversation]], [[distributed-conversation-brainstorming]], [[distributed-conversation-examples]], [[distributed-conversation-formats]] | |||
*[[forms-examples]] | |||
*[[genealogy-formats]] | |||
*[[hash-examples]] | |||
*[[last-modified-examples]], [[last-modified-formats]], [[last-modified-brainstorming]] | |||
*[[hlisting-proposal]], [[hlisting-feedback]] {{NewMarker}} | |||
**[[listing-examples]], [[listing-formats]], [[listing-brainstorming]] | |||
*[[location-formats]]. (see also [[adr]] and [[geo]]) | |||
*[[media-info-examples]] | |||
*[[mfo-examples]] | |||
*[[other-formats]] | |||
*[[photo-note-examples]] | |||
*[[recipe-examples]] | |||
*[[requirements-testing]], [[requirements-testing-examples]] | |||
*[[rest-examples]] | |||
*[[resume-brainstorming]], [[resume-formats]] | |||
*[[review-examples]], [[review-formats]] (yielded the [[hreview|hReview]] draft) | |||
*[[search-results-example]] | |||
*[[show-brainstorming]] | |||
*[[showroll-brainstorming]] | |||
*[[table-examples]] | |||
*[[tagspeak-examples]] | |||
*[[transit-table-examples]] | |||
*[[widget-examples]], [[widget-brainstorming]] | |||
*[[wiki-formats]] | |||
*[[xmdp-brainstorming]] (see also [[xmdp-faq]]) | |||
== Examples == | |||
* [[examples]] | |||
* [[zen-garden]] {{NewMarker}} | |||
== Tools & Test Cases & Additional Research == | |||
The first place to look for examples, code, and test cases is in the pages for each individual microformat. There are only a few cross-cutting tools and services that need to process more than one microformat. This section is intended for editors, parsers, validators, test cases, and other information relevant across multiple microformats. | |||
*[[parsing-microformats]] | |||
*[[selected-test-cases-from-the-web]] | |||
*[[vcard-implementations]], [[vcard-errata]] | |||
*[[icalendar-implementations]] | |||
*[[faqs-for-rdf]] | |||
*[[why-are-content-standards-hard]] | |||
== shared work areas == | |||
* [[buttons]] {{NewMarker}} | |||
* [[demo]] - a page with links for quickly demonstrating microformats working in practice. | |||
* [[events]] {{NewMarker}} | |||
* [[to-do]] | |||
* [[marked-for-deletion]] | |||
== microformats wiki in other languages == | |||
You may read and edit microformats articles in <del>many different</del> other languages | |||
=== microformats wiki languages with over 2 articles === | |||
* [[Main_Page-fr|Français (French)]] | |||
* [[Main_Page-jp|日本語 (Japanese)]] {{NewMarker}} | |||
=== Start a microformats wiki in another language === | |||
Don't see the language you want? Help translate the microformats wiki into another language! | |||
We're still figuring this out. | |||
For now, see the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Multilingual_coordination Wikipedia page on Multilingual coordination], and [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/How_to_start_a_new_Wikipedia How to start a new Wikipedia] for some good general tips, advice, and community conventions. | |||
You may want to start with the list of [[stable-pages]], which are pages that are relatively stable, and have only minimal/editorial changes, which makes them much easier to keep in sync with the English versions, by using the [[Special:Watchlist|my watchlist]] feature (use it to watch the pages you've translated for changes). | |||
Page naming: for the translated version of a page, use the same name for the page, and simply add the RFC 3066 language identifier code as a dash suffix. E.g. for the French version, [[Main_Page]] becomes [[Main_Page-fr]], and [[how-to-play]] becomes [[how-to-play-fr]]. | |||
==== more languages folks want to see ==== | |||
* Chinese: 微支付 (Microformats) (see [http://msittig.blogspot.com/2005/11/since-i-translated-schedule-of.html source of translation]) | |||
http:// | |||
Revision as of 19:31, 15 March 2006
Microformats Wiki
Please read how-to-play before making any edits.
Please read process before proposing any new microformats.
Introduction
What are microformats? See the about page for an overview, and the introduction page for more info. Recent press and presentations are also a good place for some background reading as well. Frequently asked questions are answered in the faq. Want something or want to contribute? Help with things to-do.
One popular definition from our mailing list is "simple conventions for embedding semantics in HTML to enable decentralized development." More precisely, microformats can be defined as:
- simple conventions
- for embedding semantic markup
- for a specific problem domain
- in human-readable (X)HTML/XML documents, Atom/RSS feeds, and "plain" XML
- that normalize existing content usage patterns
- using brief, descriptive class names
- often based on existing interoperable standards
- to enable decentralized development
- of resources, tools, and services
"Or do you just use your browser to browse? That's so 20th century." -- Mark Pilgrim
Specifications
Microformats open standards specifications (see also: implementations)
- hCalendar
- hCard
- rel-license
- rel-nofollow
- rel-tag
- VoteLinks
- XFN (see also: xfn-implementations)
- XMDP
- XOXO
Drafts
- adr
- geo
- hAtom new!
- hResume new!
- hReview
- rel-directory
- rel-enclosure
- rel-payment
- Robots Exclusion
- xFolk
- rel-home new!
Design Patterns
Design patterns give microformat authors a vocabulary for expressing their ideas consistently with what has already been done. If you're tempted to try your hand at writing a microformat read this first!
- abbr-design-pattern
- class-design-pattern
- datetime-design-pattern
- class names defined across all microformats
- include-pattern new!
- rel-design-pattern
Exploratory discussions
Research and analysis of real-world examples, existing formats, and brainstorming to motivate the microformat.
- attention
- blog-description-examples
- blog-info-examples
- blog-post-examples, blog-post-formats, blog-post-brainstorming (yields hAtom)
- book-examples, book-formats, book-brainstorming
- chat-examples, chat-formats
- citation microformat overview, citation-examples, citation-formats, citation-brainstorming
- comment-problem, comment-examples, (need to extract from comments-formats)
- directory-inclusion-examples, directory-inclusion-formats. (see also rel-directory)
- distributed-conversation, distributed-conversation-brainstorming, distributed-conversation-examples, distributed-conversation-formats
- forms-examples
- genealogy-formats
- hash-examples
- last-modified-examples, last-modified-formats, last-modified-brainstorming
- hlisting-proposal, hlisting-feedback new!
- location-formats. (see also adr and geo)
- media-info-examples
- mfo-examples
- other-formats
- photo-note-examples
- recipe-examples
- requirements-testing, requirements-testing-examples
- rest-examples
- resume-brainstorming, resume-formats
- review-examples, review-formats (yielded the hReview draft)
- search-results-example
- show-brainstorming
- showroll-brainstorming
- table-examples
- tagspeak-examples
- transit-table-examples
- widget-examples, widget-brainstorming
- wiki-formats
- xmdp-brainstorming (see also xmdp-faq)
Examples
- examples
- zen-garden new!
Tools & Test Cases & Additional Research
The first place to look for examples, code, and test cases is in the pages for each individual microformat. There are only a few cross-cutting tools and services that need to process more than one microformat. This section is intended for editors, parsers, validators, test cases, and other information relevant across multiple microformats.
- parsing-microformats
- selected-test-cases-from-the-web
- vcard-implementations, vcard-errata
- icalendar-implementations
- faqs-for-rdf
- why-are-content-standards-hard
- buttons new!
- demo - a page with links for quickly demonstrating microformats working in practice.
- events new!
- to-do
- marked-for-deletion
microformats wiki in other languages
You may read and edit microformats articles in many different other languages
microformats wiki languages with over 2 articles
Start a microformats wiki in another language
Don't see the language you want? Help translate the microformats wiki into another language!
We're still figuring this out.
For now, see the Wikipedia page on Multilingual coordination, and How to start a new Wikipedia for some good general tips, advice, and community conventions.
You may want to start with the list of stable-pages, which are pages that are relatively stable, and have only minimal/editorial changes, which makes them much easier to keep in sync with the English versions, by using the my watchlist feature (use it to watch the pages you've translated for changes).
Page naming: for the translated version of a page, use the same name for the page, and simply add the RFC 3066 language identifier code as a dash suffix. E.g. for the French version, Main_Page becomes Main_Page-fr, and how-to-play becomes how-to-play-fr.
more languages folks want to see
- Chinese: 微支付 (Microformats) (see source of translation)