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'''<dfn>rel=issues</dfn>''' is proposed method for linking from a document to a place where issues about the document are listed, recorded, and perhaps entered. | |||
See [[rel-values-issues]] for issues about rel values themselves and the rel attribute in general. | |||
== Publishers == | |||
In a document that has a specific issues list (e.g. bug database, wiki page of issues), the hyperlink from the document to the issues list should be marked up with the <code>rel</code> value <code>issues</code>. | |||
Examples: | |||
* W3C spec which links to Tracker results or a bugzilla query of issues filed on the spec | |||
* microformats specs which link to their *-issues pages | |||
== Consumers == | |||
Browsers that detect a rel=issues hyperlink in a page can implement a UI for navigating from that page to the issues about it with a "View Issues" menu/command. | |||
Additionally, if each of the issues on the issues list are marked up with what section they're about, a browser could overlay links to the issues on a document itself for each section. | |||
== Previous Formats == | |||
* none. | |||
== Alternatives == | |||
* none. | |||
== See Also == | |||
* [[existing-rel-values]] | |||
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rel=issues is proposed method for linking from a document to a place where issues about the document are listed, recorded, and perhaps entered.
See rel-values-issues for issues about rel values themselves and the rel attribute in general.
Publishers
In a document that has a specific issues list (e.g. bug database, wiki page of issues), the hyperlink from the document to the issues list should be marked up with the rel value issues.
Examples:
- W3C spec which links to Tracker results or a bugzilla query of issues filed on the spec
- microformats specs which link to their *-issues pages
Consumers
Browsers that detect a rel=issues hyperlink in a page can implement a UI for navigating from that page to the issues about it with a "View Issues" menu/command.
Additionally, if each of the issues on the issues list are marked up with what section they're about, a browser could overlay links to the issues on a document itself for each section.
Previous Formats
- none.
Alternatives
- none.