Mike-- Thank You! Wow! This is simply awesome! This is the first of its kind! This deserves many blog posts, I believe. :-)
So now, the big question is, how do we put this capability into the hands of the average blogger? It will be so powerful for everyone to be able to embed structured data in blog posts and blog pages ... with maps, timelines, histograms, and such... People can fill up blogs with structured data in all sorts of domains, not just the usual suspects like photos, books, music, and bookmarks... David P.S. To speed up the initial rendering of the list, you might want to set ex:showAll="false" so that only the first 10 items are shown. Also, on Windows, the facets don't display properly in both IE and Firefox because there seems to be an interference from line 565 of http://ww.mkbergman.com/wp-content/themes/ai3/style.css. Maybe an extra rule like this would fix it: #exhibit-browse-panel img { padding: 0px; } Also, a few facet counts have 3 digits and they wrap to the next line. To fix this, you can override the existing Exhibit styles with div.exhibit-facet-value { margin-left: 4em; } div.exhibit-facet-value-count { left: -4em; width: 4em; } Michael K. Bergman wrote: > To All, > > David, thanks so much for your great work on Exhibit and your very > helpful tutorials. Also, thanks to many others of you on this forum for > discussing and providing tips on how to use Exhibit. > > I have just posted my listing of 375+ semantic Web and -related tools on > my WordPress blog using Exhibit with direct updates from a Google > spreadsheet. The actual online Exhibit tools database may be found at: > > http://www.mkbergman.com/?page_id=325 > > How I did it and some other background info is found on this post: > > http://www.mkbergman.com/?p=326 > > I was also very complimentary to David Huynh and the rest of the Simile > team on an earlier posting: > > http://www.mkbergman.com/?p=323 > > I'm still having some minor CSS issues and have some further > enhancements that I will be working on and (perhaps) seeking assistance > from this forum. > > I simply find Exhibit to be one of the more innovative advances in > recent memory. I hope to be able to do what I can to help promote it. > > David, and team, thanks again! This is really remarkable stuff. > > Mike > > _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
