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existing rel values

Cette page contient des tableaux des valeurs connues de rel extraites des spécifications, formats, propositions, brainstorms et usages non trivaux CHICs dans la jungle. En outre les valeurs abandonnées et rejetées sont listées à la fin pour la compréhension.

Note : ces listes peuvent être incomplètes, aidez svp à les compléter à partir des sources référencées.

usage

Voir comment est utilisé rel. Concernant rev, voir : Est-ce que rev devrait même être utilisé.

formats

Ces valeurs rel sont des formats définis extraits des spécifications (HTML 4, microformats) et sont par conséquent recommandées pour un usage général. Triées alphabétiquement par valeurs. Sources :

rel value résumé
(tiré si possible de la spécification ad'hoc))
définissant la spécification
acquaintance la personne représentée par le document en cours considère la personne représentée par le document référencé comme étant une connaissance XFN
alternate Designates substitute versions for the document in which the link occurs. When used together with the lang attribute, it implies a translated version of the document. When used together with the media attribute, it implies a version designed for a different medium (or media). HTML4 link type
appendix Refers to a document serving as an appendix in a collection of documents. HTML4 link type
bookmark Refers to a bookmark. A bookmark is a link to a key entry point within an extended document. The title attribute may be used, for example, to label the bookmark. Note that several bookmarks may be defined in each document. HTML4 link type
chapter Refers to a document serving as a chapter in a collection of documents. HTML4 link type
child the referenced person is a child of the person represented by the current document XFN
colleague the referenced person is a colleague of the person represented by the current document XFN
contact the person represented by the current document considers the person represented by the referenced document to be a contact XFN
contents Refers to a document serving as a table of contents. Some user agents also support the synonym ToC (from "Table of Contents"). HTML4 link type
copyright Refers to a copyright statement for the current document. HTML4 link type
co-resident the referenced person lives in the same residence as the person represented by the current document XFN
co-worker the referenced person is a co-worker of the person represented by the current document XFN
crush this person considers the referenced person to be a crush (i.e. has a crush on the referenced person) XFN
date this person considers the referenced person to be a date (i.e. is dating the referenced person) XFN
friend the person represented by the current document considers the person represented by the referenced document to be a friend XFN
glossary Refers to a document providing a glossary of terms that pertain to the current document. HTML4 link type
help Refers to a document offering help (more information, links to other sources information, etc.) HTML4 link type
home …indicates that the [referenced document] is the homepage of the site in which the current page appears. rel-home
index Refers to a document providing an index for the current document. HTML4 link type
kin the referenced person is part of the extended family of the person represented by the current document XFN
license …indicates that the [referenced document] is a license for the current page. rel-license
me the referenced document represents the same person as does the current document XFN
met this person has met the referenced person XFN
meta (seen on w3c.org) ???
muse the referenced person inspires the person represented by the current document XFN
neighbor the referenced person lives nearby the person represented by the current document XFN
next Refers to the next document in a linear sequence of documents. User agents may choose to preload the "next" document, to reduce the perceived load time. HTML4 link type
nofollow …indicates that the destination of that hyperlink SHOULD NOT be afforded any additional weight or ranking by user agents which perform link analysis upon web pages (e.g. search engines). rel-nofollow
parent the referenced person is a parent of the person represented by the current document XFN
prev Refers to the previous document in an ordered series of documents. Some user agents also support the synonym "Previous". HTML4 link type
previous Synonym of prev HTML4 link type
section Refers to a document serving as a section in a collection of documents. HTML4 link type
sibling the referenced person is a sibling of the person represented by the current document XFN
spouse the referenced person is a spouse of the person represented by the current document XFN
start Refers to the first document in a collection of documents. This link type tells search engines which document is considered by the author to be the starting point of the collection. HTML4 link type
stylesheet a style sheet for the current document
used with the invisible <link href> element which is not ideal for content relationships. Content relationships should be user visible and thus uses with <a href> are strongly preferred. Unfortunately the use of stylesheet in user visible content like <a href> appears to be strictly theoretical.
HTML4 link type
subsection Refers to a document serving as a subsection in a collection of documents. HTML4 link type
sweetheart this person considers the referenced person to be their sweetheart XFN
transformation Relates a source document to a transformation, usually represented in XSLT, that relates the source document syntax to the RDF graph syntax. (Used in GRDDL) GRDDL spec
tag …indicates that the [referenced document] is an author-designated "tag" (or keyword/subject) for the current page. rel-tag
toc Synonym of contents (from "Table Of Contents") HTML4 link type

notes

  • rel="alternate" can take further meaning from additional attributes, such as
    • rel="alternate" lang="fr" (French language version of this page)
    • rel="alternate" media="print" (printable version of this page)
    • rel="alternate" media="handheld" (version of the page intended or better for handheld/portable devices like PDAs, cell phones, etc.)
  • Synonyms such as "previous", "toc" are not as widely supported as the main term.

propositions

A few rel values have been developed as drafts as a result of going through most of the microformats process, and are thus listed here for your serious consideration. You may use these values, and if you find any problems with them please point them out on the respective "issues" page for the rel value.

rel value résumé proposé dans
directory …indicates that the destination of the hyperlink is a directory listing containing an entry for the current page. rel-directory
enclosure …indicates that the destination of that hyperlink is intended to be downloaded and cached. rel-enclosure
payment rel-payment


brainstorming

Several rel values are being brainstormed as potential microformats and are thus listed here. If you find you have a use for such semantics in real world examples, consider trying out these values and provide feedback on the respective brainstorming page(s) with your results and experiences.

valeur rel résumé brainstormé dans
cite indicate[s] that the destination of that hyperlink is an authoritative source or a precedent to the current page. distributed-conversation-brainstorming
group the referenced document represents a group to which the person represented by the current document belongs group-brainstorming
member the referenced document represents a member of the group represented by the current document group-brainstorming
product product-brainstorming
profile xmdp-brainstorming
(divers) valeurs XFN pour les relations de famille genealogy-brainstorming-fr#Relations

Usage CHIC

Il existe plusieurs valeurs rel utilisées comme CHICs, à la fois dans la jungle, dont les origines ne sont pas forcément connues, ni le fait que leurs sens soient cohérents. Il existe aussi plusieurs valeurs rel provenant de propositions externes avec différents degrés de mérite. Il est utile de documenter leur existence et de résumer leurs objectifs de sens/usage comme une recherche qui pourra être utilisée pour peut-être en prendre une ou plusieurs en considération à travers le processus microformats s'il y a à la fois suffisamment d'intérêt et qu'il en existe suffisamment dans l'usage dans la jungle.

Note : cette liste est incomplète, aidez svp à la compléter à partir des sources qui suivent :

Sources externes :

valeur rel résumé origine proposition(s)
archive index of archived entries unknown, perhaps Wordpress open source blogging software WCLR
archives Provides a link to a collection of records, documents, or other materials of historical interest. HTML5
author unknown DevMo
comment WCLR
contribution WCLR
EditURI Seen in WordPress, e.g. [1]
endorsed WCLR
external Indicates that the referenced document is not part of the same site as the current document. HTML5
feed Gives the address of a syndication feed for the current document. WCLR/ HTML5
icon Imports an icon to represent the current document. (Allowed in link only) WCLR/ HTML5
made LRdraft
microsummary Microsummary, be aware of: microsummary issues
permalink WCLR
pgpkey (see also rel-publickey) [2], [3]
pingback Gives the address of the pingback server that handles pingbacks to the current document. (Allowed in link only) WCLR/ HTML5
prefetch Specifies that the target resource should be pre-emptively cached. (Allowed in link only) HTML5
publickey (see also rel-pgpkey) [4]
referral WCLR
related WCLR
resource WCLR
search unknown unknown
sidebar Specifies that the referenced document, if retrieved, is intended to be shown in the browser's sidebar (if it has one). HTML5
sponsor WCLR
trackback unknown, perhaps open source Movable Type blogging software WCLR
unendorsed (probably redundant to nofollow) WCLR
up Provides a link to a document giving the context for the current document. HTML5
user WCLR
via WCLR

WCLR

La proposition du WCLR est décrite par son auteur (dans un e-mail, 2007-09-25) comme :

…now effectively obsolete, since HTML5 and Microformats cover all the worthwhile relationships in that already.

These are covered by HTML5 already:

  • permalink -> bookmark
  • archive -> archives
  • feed
  • pingback
  • unendorsed -> nofollow

The rest now seem unnecessary.

Nonetheless, there may be some mileage in using them in microformats, at least until HTML5 is widely available.

abandonnées

The following rel values were in earlier version(s) of specification(s) and it is presumed by their absence from the most recent version of the respective specification(s) that they have been deprecated or obsoleted. Use of them could be considered a bit more standard than just POSH, although you may wish to research why such values were omitted from latter specifications before using them. If you do discover the reasoning, please add a short statement or link to thereof into the appropriate place in the following table.

Sources: HTML3 (expired!) - (has been superceded by HTML 3.2 - which itself has been superceded by HTML 4.0 - which itself has been updated by HTML 4.01, commonly referred to as "HTML 4" in this wiki and other places.)

valeur rel résumé définition spécification pourquoi abandonnée
banner Was used to reference another document to be used as banner for this document (i.e. a form of "include" statement). HTML 3 unknown
up When the document forms part of a hierarchy, this link references the immediate parent of the current document. HTML 3 unknown, but proposed for re-introduction in HTML5


rejetées

Some rel values have been proposed and rejected. These are not recommended for use, and listed here to make that explicit.

Source : formats-rejetés.

value rel origine / proposition pourquoi rejetées
pavatar pavatar rejected-formats#Pavatar


non spécifiées

Some rel values have been added to this page perhaps in one of the tables above, but no examples, nor an actual specification explicitly stating that the value(s) should be used in the HTML4 'rel' attribute could be found. They are listed here in the hopes someone can discover more specific/precise URLs to examples or specifications about them (preferably both). Until such precise URLs to examples/specs are provided, the values can be treated as they are purely theoretical and thus of little interest.

value rel résumé source possible
schema.DC Dublin Core
schema.DCTERMS Dublin Core

Notes :

  • Dublin Core. Cette recherche peut aider : [5]. At first glance it appears the results from the search show only uses with the invisible <link href> element which is not ideal for content relationships. Content relationships should be user visible and thus uses with <a href> are strongly preferred. Unfortunately the use of Dublin Core in user visible content like <a href> appears to be strictly theoretical.


outils

Voir implémentations.


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