- From: Neil St.Laurent <neil@bigpic.com>
- Date: Tue, 6 May 1997 08:27:42 -0600
- To: www-html@w3.org
> Nice idea, although I'd rather have the attribute named LASTMODIFIED > since you also might want to embed a time. I presume you'll use the > standard date/time notation here? LASTMODIFIED would be fine as well, I just chose DATEMODIFIED since "last" does not indicate that it's a date field. > document too. Usually this is done (document-wide) with <META > NAME=author CONTENT='Arnoud "Galactus" Engelfriet'> and duplicating > that information in an attribute could be a bit of a problem. Maybe one should wait until XML is used and declare all of the author entities at the beginning then just include them as needed. Saves duplicating that information. > Isn't this whole proposal a request to be able to embed meta- > information on the <DIV>-level rather than the document level? > That would make an interesting proposal. Rather than a different > attribute for every possible information bit, we could have a > generalized way to specify this. I suppose it is. Now that you mention it there are several additional META style items that could be placed at certain divisions. Consider those lengthy pages with multiple sections in them, they could in theory each have a set of relationships with those divisions around them and the one at the very beginning. __ | Check Out Our Web Development Tool at http://bigpic.com/mortar/ | Neil St.Laurent neil@bigpic.com | Big Picture Multimedia
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