#microformats 2018-04-22

2018-04-22 UTC
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aaronpk oh gosh I just realized bootstrap 4 uses a bunch of p- prefixed css class names
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aaronpk so far they all seem to have numbers in them so our new parsing rule ignores them
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KartikPrabhu aaronpk: I didn't know p-* was a thing in CSS, u-* is for "utility classes or something
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aaronpk I mean it's all just framework conventions, not like it's part of CSS itself
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KartikPrabhu aaronpk: yea that is what I meant
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KartikPrabhu what does "p-*" stand for anyway?
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aaronpk padding
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aaronpk https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.1/utilities/spacing/
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KartikPrabhu weird!
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aaronpk quite
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KartikPrabhu I have never liked class names for the sake of doing one CSS thing
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KartikPrabhu sometimes they are needed but for padding!
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aaronpk what's the deal with rel-urls vs urls again?
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aaronpk is one being phased out?
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KartikPrabhu aaronpk: what do you mean?
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KartikPrabhu I think both are useful for different reasons
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KartikPrabhu oh wait! I don't know what you mean :P
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[kevinmarks] They are there to save you having to do the reverse indexing yourself.
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[kevinmarks] If you care about a rel value, you look it up in rels and get all the linked urls (eg all the rel=alternate ones)
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[kevinmarks] If you care about a url, you look it up in rel-urls and get all the rels (and media, hreflang etc) that apply
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[kevinmarks] The xfn and alternates use cases was why we came up with them originally, to save having to scan the whole list depending on which you were doing.
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[kevinmarks] There was an alternates specific dictionary at one point, which was phased out for dela
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[kevinmarks] Rels
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Zegnat “what's the deal with rel-urls vs urls again?” - it will all be explained on the mf2 json page. Probably :P
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Zegnat gRegorLove, te: h-test, noted, will change. For completely dummy mf2 that is only meant for test cases, I just don’t really like using a type that has a clear use convention. Lest someone look at the tests for markup examples.
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zegnat edited /microformats2-json (+4073) "More content, mark sections as stubs" (view diff)
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zegnat edited /microformats2-json (+452) "Add some See Alsos" (view diff)
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Zegnat Does anyone have a good example of a multi-type mf2 object? http://microformats.org/wiki/microformats2-json#type
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sknebel is h-review h-entry a thing?
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Zegnat I haven’t seen them. I think aaronpk is using just h-review.
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Zegnat goes to check
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Zegnat aaronpk does not combine it. And I don’t know anyone else who is actively posting reviews to check
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Zegnat There is h-as-* but I do not want to give those a spotlight again
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