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JamieKnight: /* An example of a hCard using all available vCard properties */

2007-02-17T23:43:25Z

An example of a hCard using all available vCard properties

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	== An example of a hCard using all available vCard properties ==		== An example of a hCard using all available vCard properties ==

	this is the start of a page being worked on by JamieKnight and vbgunz (VictorGonzalez) with the aim to markup and explain ~~and~~ example, which will use all the available properties of hCard from the cheat sheet, and the vCard specification. this page is ongoing.		this is the start of a page being worked on by JamieKnight and vbgunz (VictorGonzalez) with the aim to markup and explain an example, which will use all the available properties of hCard from the cheat sheet, and the vCard specification. this page is ongoing work and contributions are welcome.


	== Address (ADR) ==		== Address (ADR) ==

JamieKnight: /* Address (ADR) */

2007-02-17T23:42:14Z

Address (ADR)

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	hCard mimics vCard in the ability to have multiple addresses (adr) defined. for example "work, home, ect" this is represented in the types attribute as follows:		hCard mimics vCard in the ability to have multiple addresses (adr) defined. for example "work, home, ect" this is represented in the types attribute as follows:
			to represent home:

	<span class="type" >home</span>		<span class="type" >home</span>

JamieKnight: /* Address (ADR) */

2007-02-17T23:40:20Z

Address (ADR)

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	</div>		</div>

	hCard mimics vCard in the ability to have multiple addresses (adr) defined. for example "work, home, ect" this is represented in the types attribute as follows:		hCard mimics vCard in the ability to have multiple addresses (adr) defined. for example "work, home, ect" this is represented in the types attribute as follows:

	<span class="type" >home</span>		<span class="type" >home</span>

	or, to represent work		or, to represent work

	<span class="type" >work</span>		<span class="type" >work</span>

JamieKnight: /* Address (ADR) */

2007-02-17T23:39:51Z

Address (ADR)

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	== Address (ADR) ==		== Address (ADR) ==


	this is a complete example of a adr subsection inside a div element.		this is a complete example of a adr subsection inside a div element.

	~~[[code]]~~		<div class="adr" >
			<span class="type" >home</span>
	<div class="adr" >		<span class="post-office-box" >9890</span>
	<span class="type" >home</span>		<span class="street-address" title="*">2 example road </span>
	<span class="post-office-box" >9890</span>		<span class="extended-address" >flat 7a </span>
	<span class="street-address" title="*">2 example road </span>		<span class="region" >region name</span>
	<span class="extended-address" >flat 7a </span>		<span class="locality" >locality name </span>
	<span class="region" >region name</span>		<span class="postal-code" >TA2 6HU </span>
	<span class="locality" >locality name </span>		<span class="country-name" >United Kingdom </span>
	<span class="postal-code" >TA2 6HU </span>		</div>
	<span class="country-name" >United Kingdom </span>
	</div>

	~~[[code]]~~

	hCard mimics vCard in the ability to have multiple addresses (adr) defined. for example "work, home, ect" this is represented in the types attribute as follows:		hCard mimics vCard in the ability to have multiple addresses (adr) defined. for example "work, home, ect" this is represented in the types attribute as follows:

	~~[[code]]~~
	<span class="type" >home</span>		<span class="type" >home</span>
	~~[[code]]~~

	or, to represent work		or, to represent work

	~~[[code]]~~
	<span class="type" >work</span>		<span class="type" >work</span>
	~~[[code]]~~

JamieKnight: /* Address (ADR) */

2007-02-17T23:36:17Z

Address (ADR)

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	this is a complete example of a adr subsection inside a div element.		this is a complete example of a adr subsection inside a div element.

	~~<pre>~~		[[code]]

	<div class="adr" >		<div class="adr" >
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	</div>		</div>

	~~</pre>~~		[[code]]

	hCard mimics vCard in the ability to have multiple addresses (adr) defined. for example "work, home, ect" this is represented in the types attribute as follows:		hCard mimics vCard in the ability to have multiple addresses (adr) defined. for example "work, home, ect" this is represented in the types attribute as follows:

	~~<pre>~~		[[code]]
	<span class="type" >home</span>		<span class="type" >home</span>
	~~</pre>~~		[[code]]

	or, to represent work		or, to represent work

	~~<nowiki>~~		[[code]]
	<span class="type" >work</span>		<span class="type" >work</span>
	~~</nowiki>~~		[[code]]

JamieKnight: /* Address (ADR) */

2007-02-17T23:31:39Z

Address (ADR)

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	<pre>		<pre>

	<div class="adr" >		<div class="adr" >
	<span class="type" >home</span>		<span class="type" >home</span>
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	<span class="country-name" >United Kingdom </span>		<span class="country-name" >United Kingdom </span>
	</div>		</div>

	</pre>		</pre>

JamieKnight: /* Address (ADR) */

2007-02-17T23:30:52Z

Address (ADR)

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	this is a complete example of a adr subsection inside a div element.		this is a complete example of a adr subsection inside a div element.

	<~~nowiki~~>		<pre>
	<div class="adr" >		<div class="adr" >
	<span class="type" >home</span>		<span class="type" >home</span>
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	<span class="country-name" >United Kingdom </span>		<span class="country-name" >United Kingdom </span>
	</div>		</div>
	</~~nowiki~~>		</pre>

	hCard mimics vCard in the ability to have multiple addresses (adr) defined. for example "work, home, ect" this is represented in the types attribute as follows:		hCard mimics vCard in the ability to have multiple addresses (adr) defined. for example "work, home, ect" this is represented in the types attribute as follows:

	<~~nowiki~~>		<pre>
	<span class="type" >home</span>		<span class="type" >home</span>
	</~~nowiki~~>		</pre>

	or, to represent work		or, to represent work

JamieKnight: /* Address (ADR) */

2007-02-17T23:29:38Z

Address (ADR)

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	<span class="country-name" >United Kingdom </span>		<span class="country-name" >United Kingdom </span>
	</div>		</div>

	</nowiki>		</nowiki>

JamieKnight: /* An example of a hCard using all available vCard properties */

2007-02-17T23:29:07Z

An example of a hCard using all available vCard properties

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	this is the start of a page being worked on by JamieKnight and vbgunz (VictorGonzalez) with the aim to markup and explain and example, which will use all the available properties of hCard from the cheat sheet, and the vCard specification. this page is ongoing.		this is the start of a page being worked on by JamieKnight and vbgunz (VictorGonzalez) with the aim to markup and explain and example, which will use all the available properties of hCard from the cheat sheet, and the vCard specification. this page is ongoing.


			== Address (ADR) ==


			this is a complete example of a adr subsection inside a div element.

			<nowiki>
			<div class="adr" >
			<span class="type" >home</span>
			<span class="post-office-box" >9890</span>
			<span class="street-address" title="*">2 example road </span>
			<span class="extended-address" >flat 7a </span>
			<span class="region" >region name</span>
			<span class="locality" >locality name </span>
			<span class="postal-code" >TA2 6HU </span>
			<span class="country-name" >United Kingdom </span>
			</div>

			</nowiki>

			hCard mimics vCard in the ability to have multiple addresses (adr) defined. for example "work, home, ect" this is represented in the types attribute as follows:

			<nowiki>
			<span class="type" >home</span>
			</nowiki>

			or, to represent work

			<nowiki>
			<span class="type" >work</span>
			</nowiki>

JamieKnight: /* An example of a hCard using all avaliable vCard prperties */

2007-02-17T23:15:02Z

An example of a hCard using all avaliable vCard prperties

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	== An example of a hCard using all ~~avaliable~~ vCard ~~prperties~~ ==		== An example of a hCard using all available vCard properties ==

	this is the start of a page being worked on by JamieKnight and vbgunz (VictorGonzalez) with the aim to markup and explain and example, which will use all the ~~avalible~~ properties of hCard from the ~~cheatsheet~~, and the vCard specification. this page is ongoing.		this is the start of a page being worked on by JamieKnight and vbgunz (VictorGonzalez) with the aim to markup and explain and example, which will use all the available properties of hCard from the cheat sheet, and the vCard specification. this page is ongoing.