Recent Features
| |||||||||||||
RDFa exists in regular HTML as wellRDFa exists in regular HTML as wellPosted Apr 21, 2011 17:46 UTC (Thu) by Simetrical (guest, #53439)Parent article: Drupal Government Days: Drupal and the semantic web
Nitpick:
"The other way to publish RDF is to embed it in XHTML, in the form of RDFa. This W3C recommendation specifies a set of attributes that can be used to carry metadata in an XHTML document. In essence, RDFa maps RDF triples to XHTML attributes."
RDFa can be output in HTML 4 and 5, not just XHTML. The relevant standard is here:
A competing standard for outputting semantic info in HTML is microdata:
It's newer and has a lot less buy-in than RDFa, but its proponents consider it a lot simpler.
(Log in to post comments)
|
|||||||||||||