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Declare a schema for content
Yesterday I implemented the HTML5 microdata structure from Schema.org into the upcoming default front-side theme for Textpattern 4.5. Was pretty straightforward I think (still need to test it thoroughly though so may be some bugs to squash).
Today A List Apart publish an article along similar lines.
That got me thinking, it would be nice if we could define a schema for content at a tag level. Or even per individual content via a drop down list or something.
Would be a real selling point for Textpattern in the future. Especially given that Textpattern’s flexibility allows you to generate some of the cleanest HTML of any CMS.
Last edited by philwareham (2012-02-28 15:26:04)
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Re: Declare a schema for content
I’m gonna bump this.
It would be handy to have at least the HTML5 itemprop attribute allowed on certain tags, like on the <txp:image> tag for example. If you’re talking of content chunks in the future then this is the first tentative step towards that dream I think.
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Re: Declare a schema for content
philwareham wrote:
It would be handy to have at least the HTML5
itempropattribute allowed on certain tags, like on the<txp:image>tag for example.
For performance reasons, I wouldn’t multiply tags attributes.
<txp:etc_query data='<txp:image />' query="img" replace="@@itemprop=image" />will do it, but yes, it would be great to have a native way to append (modify/remove) any attribute to any tag.
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