hentry?

I've been thinking about how to create a standard structure
to format
a post within a publishing system and I was looking for a
microformat
and was wondering if the hentry as used on posts on
microformats.org
is a proposed spec and if there are any other examples?
Would this be
important in portability for different doc types when the
ability to
'save as' already exists? Nevertheless, here is an example
of what
I've been toying with based upon some borrowed code from
microformats.org, but I'm not sure if I'm re-inventing the
wheel or if
this is even needed.

<div class="entry hentry">
	<ul class="entry-meta">
		<li><a href="#"
rel="bookmark"
title=""></a></li>
		<li><address class="author
vcard"><a class="url fn"
href=""></a></address></li>
	</ul>
	<h1 class="fn entry-title"></h1>
	<p class="vcard author fn"></p>
	<div class="entry-summary"></div>
	<div class="entry-body"></div>
	<div class="entry-extended"></div>
	<div class="entry-continued"></div>
</div>


Thoughts?

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Brandon wrote:

> and was wondering if the hentry as used on posts on
microformats.org
> is a proposed spec and if there are any other examples?
Would this be

http://microformat
s.org/wiki/hatom

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Q1. yes
Q2. yes
Q3. don't know

Here's the spec:
http://microformat
s.org/wiki/hatom

Regards, etc...

On Feb 7, 2008 12:43 PM, Brandon Richards <mircurygmail.com> wrote:
> I've been thinking about how to create a standard
structure to format
> a post within a publishing system and I was looking for
a microformat
> and was wondering if the hentry as used on posts on
microformats.org
> is a proposed spec and if there are any other examples?
Would this be
> important in portability for different doc types when
the ability to
> 'save as' already exists? Nevertheless, here is an
example of what
> I've been toying with based upon some borrowed code
from
> microformats.org, but I'm not sure if I'm re-inventing
the wheel or if
> this is even needed.


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Ok so hatom, but I suppose what I'm missing is the multiple
pages of
content that belong to the same entry. For portability sake,
how do
the other pages of content get linked or associated without
having to
actually include all of the content within one page? Sorry
this just
isn't clear to me.

*  an Entry MAY have 0 or more Entry Content elements. The
"logical
Entry Content" of an Entry is the concatenation, in
order of
appearance, of all the Entry Contents within the Entry
Many web logs split content into multiple sections with a
"Read More"
link and JavaScript tricks. This is also needed in cases
where Entry
Titles are coded in-line and are considered part of the
content.

Thanks!
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> > and was wondering if the hentry as used on posts
on microformats.org
> > is a proposed spec and if there are any other
examples? Would this be
>
> http://microformat
s.org/wiki/hatom
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In message
<c1ee98c00802070943x7246705bwc8c20201f21e6be6mail.gmail.com>, Brandon
Richards <mircurygmail.com> writes

>I've been thinking about how to create a standard
structure to format a
>post within a publishing system and I was looking for a
microformat

That would be hAtom:

        <http://microfo
rmats.org/wiki/hatom>

though you seem to suggest greater granularity.

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On Feb 7, 2008, at 1:47 PM, Brandon Richards wrote:

> For portability sake, how do
> the other pages of content get linked or associated
without having to
> actually include all of the content within one page?

rel="next" and rel="prev" [1] can be
used to describe these kind of  
relationships between documents, but I don't know if any
hAtom tools  
currently look for that.

[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/links.html#h-12.1.2

Peace,
Scott

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This would be a lot more clearer if you showed an example on
the web.

Regards, etc...

On Feb 7, 2008 3:47 PM, Brandon Richards <mircurygmail.com> wrote:
> Ok so hatom, but I suppose what I'm missing is the
multiple pages of
> content that belong to the same entry. For portability
sake, how do
> the other pages of content get linked or associated
without having to
> actually include all of the content within one page?
Sorry this just
> isn't clear to me.
>
> *  an Entry MAY have 0 or more Entry Content elements.
The "logical
> Entry Content" of an Entry is the concatenation,
in order of
> appearance, of all the Entry Contents within the Entry
> Many web logs split content into multiple sections with
a "Read More"
> link and JavaScript tricks. This is also needed in
cases where Entry
> Titles are coded in-line and are considered part of the
content.
>
> Thanks!
> --
> Brandon Neil Richards
>
>
> > > and was wondering if the hentry as used on
posts on microformats.org
> > > is a proposed spec and if there are any other
examples? Would this be
> >
> > http://microformat
s.org/wiki/hatom
>
>
>
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