#microformats 2016-01-29

2016-01-29 UTC
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@jeffwatkins Are we still using microformats? (twitter.com/_/status/692868003575132160)
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tantek huh - 7/10 prev tweets before that primarily negative = not worth responding to
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KartikPrabhu already did
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@AllTheTwits Playing with Microformats on my blog (twitter.com/_/status/692870495402795008)
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aaronpk lol
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aaronpk https://twitter.com/jeffwatkins/status/692870391912464384
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Loqi [@jeffwatkins] @kartik_prabhu Yeah. I’ve no interest in making something code consumable. Just really looking for good semantic guidelines in age of HTML5.
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aaronpk good reply KartikPrabhu
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KartikPrabhu :)
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KartikPrabhu it is the "i want a golden hammer but i have no use for it" fallacy
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Loqi gives KartikPrabhu a golden hammer but i have no use for it" fallacy
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KartikPrabhu lol!
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tantek Loqi++
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Loqi Loqi has 386 karma
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kylewm Loqi does some interesting stuff with quotation marks
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Loqi yo
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aaronpk gives Loqi a quotation mark
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Loqi gives back the quotation mark
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aaronpk oh
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aaronpk are there different rules for parsing the contents of an h2 tag vs a div?
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aaronpk <h2 class="p-name"><p>hello world</p></h2> results in an empty name property, but it works fine with <div class="p-name"><p>hello world</p></div>
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KartikPrabhu aaronpk: weird that should not be the case IIRC
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aaronpk might be a bug in the php parser
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aaronpk works fine in the node one
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KartikPrabhu no same in mf2
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KartikPrabhu i don't think <p> is technically allowed inside <h2>
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aaronpk python one is okay too
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aaronpk http://mf2.kylewm.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fgist.githubusercontent.com%2Faaronpk%2F17b9be3ee891ac845d42%2Fraw%2Fd2707b51d40d8075e885c69d7ac0a044e233f737%2Fgistfile1.txt&parser=html5lib
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KartikPrabhu block element and all that. So the internal HTML parser in mf2 or php-mf2 might be causing that
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KartikPrabhu ok that is strange. my mf2 hosted one is not doing that
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aaronpk even the java one accepts it
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aaronpk okay yeah only the PHP one has this problem
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aaronpk just went down the list at http://microformats.org/wiki/microformats2#Parsers
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KartikPrabhu ok so in mf2 it might depend on the internal HTML parser, because my version in not giving me a name if there is a <p> inside
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kylewm intersting it works with html5lib but not lxml
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KartikPrabhu yes
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KartikPrabhu i'm using lxml
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kylewm KartikPrabhu: I changed mf2.kylewm.com so you can specify the backing parser
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KartikPrabhu aah
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kylewm hopefully will help with this in the future!
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KartikPrabhu default html5?
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kylewm yes
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kylewm it does seem like html5 does not allow <p> inside <h2> https://www.w3.org/TR/html5/dom.html#phrasing-content-1
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KartikPrabhu yeah block elements inside "inline" ones
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aaronpk I feel like if browsers are gonna render it just fine, then the parser should accept it too
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KartikPrabhu surprised that FF renders that even though on other elements it does some random stuff
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kylewm just weird bc I'd expect html5lib to blank it and lxml to be agnostic
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KartikPrabhu can't put a <ol> inside <p> to render in FF for example
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KartikPrabhu FF closes the <p> tag and puts the <ol> outside
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KartikPrabhu kylewm: that is what I would have expected too
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@kevinmarks @kitation @cczona @brianfenton we've collected examples here: http://microformats.org/wiki/gender-examples do please add more if you have them (twitter.com/_/status/693160295494070272)
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