Re: On @role and @class in RDFa: How do we get rdf:type?

Mark Birbeck wrote: > [snip] > > SUMMARY > [snip] > What might tip the balance decisively would be if there were any other > uses that could be found for @class > Just throwing in another issue that may be slightly related: afaik, we still do not have a way to generate containers (seq, bag, a

On @role and @class in RDFa: How do we get rdf:type?

[This is my action item from the XHTML2 WG telecon a week or two ago.] The current state of play with @role and @class is that @role represents a predicate of xh:role, whilst @class represents a predicate of rdf:type. The main motivations were as follows: * we need to do _something_ with @class

Re: CLASS and ROLE

Jose, From a theoretical standpoint your comments about the class attribute make sense, but looking more into the reality nowdays, it is true the fact that the class attribute is used by authors to convey presentation. That is the reality, the state of the practice, regardless of what HTML 4.0

Telecon Monday 23 April 2007 - 1300 UTC, 0900 Boston

Hi all, Tomorrow is our weekly telecon. == Monday, April 23rd, 2007. 1300 UTC, W3C Zakim bridge tel:+1.617.761.6200 conference code RDFA irc://irc.w3.org:6665/#rdfa Duration: 55 minutes == Agenda: 1) Action Item Review http://www.w3.org/2007/04/16-rdfa-minutes#ActionSummary