On Fri, Oct 7, 2011 at 10:50 AM, Lin Clark <lin.w.clark@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Another limitation of <link> and <meta> is that they cannot be nested. So >> while they are handy for adding properties to an existing item in content >> flow, they are not the best approach for more stand alone snippets like the >> ones Gavin posted, where nesting is preferable and more human friendly. To >> avoid nesting and keep a flat set of HTML elements in <head>, you could use >> @about (à la N Triples) or @itemref which would lead to >> more complicated markup. >> >> > I'm not sure I see the limitation here. You can wrap <div> or <span> tags > around the <link> and <meta> elements to nest them. The <div> or <span> is > an item, while the <meta> or <link> contain string properties. > sorry for being not clear. I was replying in the context of having this markup in <head>. Yes, you can wrap <link> and <meta> with <div> in the body, but this is not a portable syntax as this won't be valid markup if moved in the <head>. hope that's more clear? :) Steph.
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