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			{{warning\|This is a classic microformats building block and has not been updated for [[microformats2]].}}
	<h1>Include Pattern</h1>		<h1>Include Pattern</h1>
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	The include pattern is a microformat design pattern, providing a mechanism to include a portion of data from one area of a page into another area of the same page, allowing the data to be reused by multiple microformats, independent of content order, without repeating all the information. The following is documentation for re-use of the pattern in other microformats, and for publishers working with it.		The include pattern is a microformat design pattern, providing a mechanism to include a portion of data from one area of a page into another area of the same page, allowing the data to be reused by multiple microformats, independent of content order, without repeating all the information. The following is documentation for re-use of the pattern in other microformats, and for publishers working with it.

	;Editors: Tantek ~~Celik~~		;Editors: Tantek Çelik
	: Ben Ward		: Ben Ward

	== background ==		== background ==

	[[hresume\|hResume]] needed the ability to include a name from one hCard at the top of a resume — the person's contact details — into the separate hCards used in the same person's employment history. Repeating name information would not have matched the existing publishing practices used in Resumes and Curriculum ~~Vit?~~, would be inconvenient to publishers, and irritating to consumers. The include pattern is a mechanism to reference data from the same page, avoiding repetition, or duplicate visible information.		[[hresume\|hResume]] needed the ability to include a name from one hCard at the top of a resume — the person's contact details — into the separate hCards used in the same person's employment history. Repeating name information would not have matched the existing publishing practices used in Resumes and Curriculum Vitæ, would be inconvenient to publishers, and irritating to consumers. The include pattern is a mechanism to reference data from the same page, avoiding repetition, or duplicate visible information.

	== scope ==		== scope ==
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	==== Object example ====		==== Object example ====

	The [[hcard\|hCard]] from the beginning of a ~~resume~~ describes the person who's ~~resume~~ it is:		The [[hcard\|hCard]] from the beginning of a resumé describes the person who's resumé it is:

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