#microformats 2016-05-04

2016-05-04 UTC
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@drupal8modules Dev version available for Drupal 8 module microformats (8.x-1.x-dev). Release notes on https://www.drupal.org/node/2718443 #drupal8 #dev (twitter.com/_/status/727698040987987968)
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@drupal8contrib Microformats (8.x-1.x-dev) released https://www.drupal.org/node/2718443 ! #microformats #d8module #d8dev #Drupal8 (twitter.com/_/status/727732945901981697)
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@AllTheTwits cleans-up XSLT to extract hReview for GRDDL primer (twitter.com/_/status/727732073923026944)
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@BackInTownGame RT @ProjectPeachUK We've #played with #microformats. Love the #idea of #marking up our #business data to #machines as well as #humans! #JavaScript #JS (twitter.com/_/status/727799639974490113)
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@ProjectPeachUK We've #played with #microformats. Love the #idea of #marking up our #business data to #machines as well as #humans! #JavaScript #JS (twitter.com/_/status/727798506992357377)
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@Bobby6740 RT @ProjectPeachUK We've #played with #microformats. Love the #idea of #marking up our #business data to #machines as well as #humans! #JavaScript #JS (twitter.com/_/status/727807187150622720)
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@snookca @stephenhay with the exception of microformats, there’s no such thing as semantic CSS. ‘Semantic’ means something different to everyone. (twitter.com/_/status/727824657655709696)
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@SMCADMAN Twitter Syntax http://microformats.org/wiki/twitter-syntax (twitter.com/_/status/727858659666046976)
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@the_coW81 RT @Coralie093 Amis de Google, utilisez vos microformats et microdonnées! http://formation-outils-web.fr/3217/referencement-microformats/ via @StephaneGraciet (twitter.com/_/status/727569967403696128)
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@rubygems microformats2 (2.0.2): Parses HTML for microformats and return a collection of dynamically defined Ruby objects https://rubygems.org/gems/microformats2 (twitter.com/_/status/727968350677180416)
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aaronpk orly??
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tantek interesting. I wonder who picked it up again?
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gRegorLove For h-feed language parrsing, does this sound correct: If the x.h-entry has a lang attribute, use that; otherwise use the <html> lang attribute
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tantek gRegorLove: can you rephrase that in a way which is independent of the type of h-* ?
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gRegorLove Sorry, context is feed parsing
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tantek but you are asking a generic question, how to determine the lang of an h-*
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tantek would rather avoid an h-specific based rules/heuristics for a generic attribute of any h-*
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gRegorLove Well, ok, but it's still specific to h-feed and h-entry. I overlooked h-feed in my question, too. I suppose the x.h-feed element could have a lang attribute.
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gRegorLove For h-*, if the element has a lang attribute, use that; if no lang attribute and it's h-entry, check for a lang attribute on a parent h-feed; otherwise use the <html> lang attribute
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tantek gRegorLove: why specific? why not generic parent/child?
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tantek HTML already has an algorithm for determining the "language" of an element based on the lang attribute (and other things like HTTP headers)
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tantek so you probably want to specify in terms of that
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tantek rather than making up some adhoc subset of it
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gRegorLove I don't know? I'm not sure the terms you're wanting me to use
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tantek HTML spec says what the "language" of an element is
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tantek better to reference that instead of making up you're own heuristic approximation
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gRegorLove That's what I'm wanting to understand. When I'm parsing an HTML feed how do I determine the language of each h-entry.
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tantek the h-entry is from a specific element in the HTML
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tantek see the HTML spec algorithm for how to determine the language of an element
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aaronpk unfortunately the mf2 parser doesn't preserve that attribute so it makes it hard to connect the lang attribute to an h-entry in the parsed result
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gRegorLove Yeah. picoFeed has a copy of the HTML in a DOMDocument so I should be able to parse it without too much difficulty.
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gRegorLove I wasn't trying to make up an approximation, just confirm my understanding of the process. Guess I'll read more.
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