Hi all, Today, we agreed that we would support @href *and* @resource everywhere, with the following note: - @href may become navigable/clickable in a future version of XHTML - we encourage X/HTML WGs to *not* make @resource clickable/navigable. - from an RDFa standpoint, they both determine the object of a triple (or the subject under a @rev). The question, then, is what to do when *both* @resource and @href appear. I have a proposal, which I think makes sense and provides solid justification for having both attributes: @resource overrides @href just like @content overrides the content of an element. Effectively, this joins up with Mark's reasoning that @resource is used when the navigable link is not really the semantic link. If there is a clickable and semantic link, use @href. If there is only a semantic link, use @resource. If there's both but they're not the same, use both attributes accordingly. Thoughts? -BenReceived on Friday, 13 July 2007 13:16:40 GMT
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