{"id":200,"date":"2006-04-20T14:36:19","date_gmt":"2006-04-20T13:36:19","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.webposible.com\/blog\/?p=200"},"modified":"2020-02-06T16:07:40","modified_gmt":"2020-02-06T15:07:40","slug":"microformatos-dublin-core-in-english-please-microformats-dublin-core","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.webposible.com\/blog\/2006\/microformatos-dublin-core-in-english-please-microformats-dublin-core\/","title":{"rendered":"\u00bfMicroformatos Dublin Core? In English, please: Microformats Dublin Core"},"content":{"rendered":"

In webposible<\/a> I have write some post about Microformatos Dublin Core<\/span> in spanish, but now, I’m try in English.<\/p>\n

I’m thinking about microformats using the elements of DCMI since the last year. I’m believe that the microformats are a good idea, because the metadata are \u00abvisible\u00bb for the people, and the machines can easily understand, expecially when the value of the class or id atributes are evident,… like the elements of DCMI<\/acronym>.<\/p>\n

In October, I’m publish a simple web-tool: Dublin Core Metadata Gen<\/a> developed in XHTML and Javascript. Today the tool only is available in spanish and catalan, but I can translate to english (someday).<\/p>\n

The user put in form the information, and the tool generate 3 kinds of metadata using the elements of DCMI<\/acronym>: clasics \u00abmeta\u00bb tags, the content of an RDF file, and microformat using Dublin Core.<\/p>\n

In my opinion, the best code in (X)HTML to write microformats is the definition list, and I use it.<\/p>\n

There are documentation explain the microformats, examples, and a \u00abexpecification\u00bb to use it. In spanish, too. You can see at Microformatos Dublin Core<\/a>.<\/p>\n

A little example of HTML code of microformat using Dublin Core, could be:<\/p>\n

[dl class=\"dublincore\"]<\/pre>\n
[dt]Author of the Book[\/dt]<\/pre>\n
[dd][a href = \" http:\/\/www.w3.org\/People\/Berners-Lee\/ \"<\/pre>\n
class=\"creator\"]Tim Berners-Lee[\/a][\/dd]<\/pre>\n
[dt]Title[\/dt]<\/pre>\n
[dd class=\"title\"]Weawing the Web[\/dd]<\/pre>\n
[dt]Publisher of the original version[\/dt]<\/pre>\n
[dd class=\"publisher\" lang=\"en\"]Harper Collins[\/dd]<\/pre>\n
[dt]Publisher of spanish version[\/dt]<\/pre>\n
[dd class=\"publisher\" lang=\"es\"]Siglo XXI[\/dd]<\/pre>\n
[\/dl]<\/pre>\n
We using the class atributes with the name of dublincore to \u00abdefine\u00bb the microformat of Dublin Core, and the elements of DCMI<\/acronym> like in \u00abmeta\u00bb or a RDF file. With the definition list, we \u00abdefine\u00bb a term, and then we use \u00abclass\u00bb with the DCMI elements for the definition. The metadata appears three times: in the definition list, in the \u00abclass\u00bb names, and in the text.<\/p>\n
One of the \u00absecret\u00bb of the microformats appears in the W3C Recomendation of HTML, in the section 7.5.2 Element identifiers: the id and class attributes<\/a>: The \u00abclass\u00bb and \u00abid\u00bb atributes cam use For general purpose processing by user agents<\/q>. We can use \u00abclass\u00bb and \u00abid\u00bb for more than CSS.<\/p>\n
The microformats of Dublin Core are simple and intuitive for web developers, search engines,…<\/p>\n
In a web browser, we can \u00absee\u00bb:<\/p>\n
\n
Author of the Book<\/dt>\n
Tim Berners-Lee<\/a><\/dd>\n
Title<\/dt>\n
Weawing the Web<\/dd>\n
Publisher of the original version<\/dt>\n
Harper Collins<\/dd>\n
Publisher of spanish version<\/dt>\n
Siglo XXI<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
The metadata (author, title, publisher,…) is accessible for the people and machines too (the machines only have to learn Dublin Core, and is easy \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
The microformats (of Dublin Core) are simply and easy. Only required know HTML, and Dublin Core. Of course, RDF is better, but with microformats the people and the machines can \u00abenjoy\u00bb with the metadata.<\/p>\n
I’m write about microformats of Dublin Core in my blog (Blog posible<\/a>), and two articles in spanish web magazine: Microformatos Dublin Core<\/a> and Etiquetas meta<\/code>, ficheros RDF<\/acronym>, microformatos: 3 sabores de la Web Sem\u00e1ntica<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Excuse me for the extent of the post and for my bad english \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
This post is a trackback of Ockham\u2019s Bathroom Scale, Lego™ blocks, and Microformats posted in Weibel Lines.<\/p>\n
Technorati tags microformats<\/a>, dublincore<\/a> and semanticweb<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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