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<h1>Rel Examples</h1> | |||
This page is for documenting real world example uses of <code>rel</code> | This page is for documenting real world example uses of <code>rel</code> attributes, including established HTML4 and microformats values, drafts, exploratory discussions, and external examples which could potentially be used in microformats. | ||
== Purpose and Scope == | == Purpose and Scope == | ||
* '''Use [[process]] first'''. Rather than listing any | * '''Use [[process]] first'''. Rather than listing any new <code>rel</code> attribute uses here, if there is a desire to actually rigorously develop the '''functionality''' behind such <code>rel</code> attributes into a microformat, then the [[process]] should be followed with that functionality in mind, rather than a paticular <code>rel</code> attribute value. | ||
* '''Reference URLs to external uses with potential'''. It may not be clear what the value is of documenting rel ''examples'' outside the attempt to develop any particular microformat. However, it seems reasonable to have a placeholder for such documentation as a reference of sorts to existing real world example uses to be considered unless it proves counter-productive or attempts to bypass the [[process]]. Examples which have been considered and [[rejected-formats|rejected]] should be moved to the [[rejected-formats]] page since they no longer could "potentially" be used in microformats. | * '''Reference URLs to external uses with potential'''. It may not be clear what the value is of documenting external <code>rel</code> ''examples'' outside the attempt to develop any particular microformat. However, it seems reasonable to have a placeholder for such documentation as a reference of sorts to existing real world example uses to be considered unless it proves counter-productive or attempts to bypass the [[process]]. Examples (and any documentation thereof, including implementations) which have been considered and [[rejected-formats|rejected]] should be moved to the [[rejected-formats]] page since they no longer could "potentially" be used in microformats. | ||
* '''Proposing rel attributes is inappropriate'''. Any "proposed rel attributes" would very much be bypassing the [[process]] and thus are discouraged. Pursue the [[process]] for development of a solution to the problem area, rather than leaping to the specific technical solution of using a rel attribute value. | * '''Proposing rel attributes is inappropriate'''. Any "proposed rel attributes" would very much be bypassing the [[process]] and thus are discouraged. Pursue the [[process]] for development of a solution to the problem area, rather than leaping to the specific technical solution of using a rel attribute value. | ||
== | == HTML4 == | ||
The HTML4.01 spec defines several [http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/types.html#h-6.12 link types] which are values that can be used in <code>rel</code> (and sometimes <code>rev</code>) attributes. | |||
* [[rel-alternate]] | |||
* [[rel-appendix]] | |||
* [[rel-bookmark]] | |||
* [[rel-chapter]] | |||
* [[rel-contents]] | |||
* [[rel-copyright]] | |||
* [[rel-glossary]] | |||
* [[rel-help]] | |||
* [[rel-index]] | |||
* [[rel-next]] | |||
* [[rel-prev]] | |||
* [[rel-section]] | |||
* [[rel-start]] | |||
* [[rel-stylesheet]] | |||
* [[rel-subsection]] | |||
== microformats == | |||
Several microformats use <code>rel</code> values. These are a useful place to start to understand good uses of <code>rel</code> values. | |||
* [[rel-license]] | |||
* [[rel-nofollow]] | |||
* [[rel-tag]] | |||
* [[xfn]] | |||
In addition, though it uses <code>rev</code> instead of <code>rel</code>, [[vote-links]] is listed here for completeness. | |||
* [[vote-links]] - uses <code>rev</code> attribute | |||
=== drafts === | |||
* [[rel-directory]] | |||
* [[rel-enclosure]] | |||
* [[rel-home]] | |||
* [[rel-payment]] | |||
=== exploratory discussions === | |||
The following rel values are exploratory discussions / microformats in development, possibly even just brainstorming, and thus are experimental at best. Please see their pages for details, and help advance them per the [[process]]. | |||
* [[rel-cite]] from [[distributed-conversation-brainstorming]] | |||
* [[rel-group]] and [[rel-member]] from [[group-brainstorming]] | |||
* [[rel-product]] | |||
* [[rel-profile]] from [[xmdp-brainstorming]] | |||
== external examples == | |||
* ... | * ... | ||
== | == rejected examples == | ||
See [[rejected-formats]] for examples that have been rejected. | See [[rejected-formats]] for examples that have been rejected. | ||
== Related Pages == | |||
* [[rel-faq]] | |||
Revision as of 19:26, 23 January 2007
Rel Examples
This page is for documenting real world example uses of rel attributes, including established HTML4 and microformats values, drafts, exploratory discussions, and external examples which could potentially be used in microformats.
Purpose and Scope
- Use process first. Rather than listing any new
relattribute uses here, if there is a desire to actually rigorously develop the functionality behind suchrelattributes into a microformat, then the process should be followed with that functionality in mind, rather than a paticularrelattribute value. - Reference URLs to external uses with potential. It may not be clear what the value is of documenting external
relexamples outside the attempt to develop any particular microformat. However, it seems reasonable to have a placeholder for such documentation as a reference of sorts to existing real world example uses to be considered unless it proves counter-productive or attempts to bypass the process. Examples (and any documentation thereof, including implementations) which have been considered and rejected should be moved to the rejected-formats page since they no longer could "potentially" be used in microformats. - Proposing rel attributes is inappropriate. Any "proposed rel attributes" would very much be bypassing the process and thus are discouraged. Pursue the process for development of a solution to the problem area, rather than leaping to the specific technical solution of using a rel attribute value.
HTML4
The HTML4.01 spec defines several link types which are values that can be used in rel (and sometimes rev) attributes.
- rel-alternate
- rel-appendix
- rel-bookmark
- rel-chapter
- rel-contents
- rel-copyright
- rel-glossary
- rel-help
- rel-index
- rel-next
- rel-prev
- rel-section
- rel-start
- rel-stylesheet
- rel-subsection
microformats
Several microformats use rel values. These are a useful place to start to understand good uses of rel values.
In addition, though it uses rev instead of rel, vote-links is listed here for completeness.
- vote-links - uses
revattribute
drafts
exploratory discussions
The following rel values are exploratory discussions / microformats in development, possibly even just brainstorming, and thus are experimental at best. Please see their pages for details, and help advance them per the process.
- rel-cite from distributed-conversation-brainstorming
- rel-group and rel-member from group-brainstorming
- rel-product
- rel-profile from xmdp-brainstorming
external examples
- ...
rejected examples
See rejected-formats for examples that have been rejected.