style-guide
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style guide
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Some notes on styling suggestions for microformats specs.
by Tantek
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start with w3c manual of style
In general, a lot has been adapted from the W3C manual of style (http://www.w3.org/2001/06/manual/) and that is a good reference to start with.
Some specific changes:
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affiliation
The W3C manual of style section on editors (http://www.w3.org/2001/06/manual/#Editors) provides some good guidelines for affiliations. We make the following explicit changes from their guidelines:
- focus on the people not organizations. To better attribute editorship/authorship to individual people (rather than their organizations), microformats specs put affiliations in parentheses.
- explicit hCard markup. We have begun marking up the editor(s)/author(s) of microformats specs with hCard.
The hCard spec itself provides a good example of both of these points:
- Editor
- Tantek Çelik (http://tantek.com/, and before at Technorati, Inc. (http://technorati.com), and at Microsoft Corporation (http://microsoft.com/))
- Authors
- Tantek Çelik (http://tantek.com/) (affiliations above)
- Brian Suda (http://suda.co.uk/)
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examples
Currently the hCard and hResume specifications have perhaps the most updated/modern use of styling among microformats specifications. Look at those two as an example of what to mimic.
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