The blockquote is defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml2/mod- structural.html#edef_structural_blockquote Right now, in XHTML 1.0, I defined my quotation with this kind of markup. ************ <blockquote class="citation" xml:lang="fr" cite="urn:isbn: 2-7467-0454-4"> <p>La ville est une fleur vénéneuse qui s'évanouit en brillant de mille feux, pleine de folie et vide de sens.</p> <p> <cite class="dc:title">La Chambre de l'amant</cite> - <cite class="dc:author">Wei Hui</cite> </p> </blockquote> ************* We could also have something like… ************* <p>In her book, <cite class="dc:title">La Chambre de l'amant</cite>, the chinese writer <cite class="dc:author">Wei Hui</cite> has a beautiful sentence:</p> <blockquote class="citation" xml:lang="fr" cite="urn:isbn: 2-7467-0454-4"> <p>La ville est une fleur vénéneuse qui s'évanouit en brillant de mille feux, pleine de folie et vide de sens.</p> </blockquote> ************** Question: What would be the way to define this in XHTML 2.0 establishing a meaningful relationship between the quote, the author, the title, and the reference? (RDF/A wise) -- Karl Dubost - http://www.w3.org/People/karl/ W3C Conformance Manager *** Be Strict To Be Cool ***Received on Tuesday, 21 June 2005 22:10:52 GMT
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