- From: Gary Frederick <gary.frederick@jsoft.com>
- Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 14:16:46 -0600
- To: www-rdf-interest@w3.org
danbri@w3.org wrote: ... > So Mozilla kinda does this for the currently viewed page, using HTML LINK > elements in the HEAD of a document. But it only has the current document's > point of view, not access to the rest of the sitemap. Having it (and IE, > Opera...) consume RDF sitemap for navigation support would be pretty cool. > We are starting to add the link elements into some of our documentation. It would be nice if IE and others in addition to Mozilla did something with it. > Has anyone spent any time looking at this? (I'd expect folk working on web Here is some drafty documentation http://www.jsoft.com/ts/tools/HTML/links/Chapter1.html Turn on the Site Navigation Bar in a recent Mozilla View->Show/Hide->Site Navigation Bar and click on the above url. The Top and Up don't have their link elements hooked up. That is an exercise for our students. Not site maps, but a step forward that may result in useful info. We would like to have some simple tools where we can describe the relationships in rdf and be able to generate the html link elements. It would be even nicer if we could also get the relationships for a page from the html link elements and have it feed back into rdf. It should be 'easy' to get rdf out of xhtml with link elements and then get link elements back out of the rdf. Any pointers to anyone's work on translating link elements into rdf and back? Gary
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