- From: Brett Zamir <brettz9@yahoo.com>
- Date: Sat, 19 Apr 2008 01:39:31 +0800
- To: www-xml-linking-comments@w3.org
Hi, While xlink:title and xlink:type="title" offer great flexibility in allowing markup to serve in a descriptive role, I believe that it might be even more flexible to add xlink:titlerole and xlink:type="titlerole" to indicate that a particular xlink:title attribute or a particular element, respectively, belonged to a particular category of descriptive title. For example, one might use an IRI as follows: <label xlink:titlerole="http://somenamespace.com/types/#BriefCaption" xlink:title="Some great deals on cars..." xlink:href="..."/> or <description xlink:titlerole="http://somenamespace.com/types/#ExtendedCaption" xlink:href="..."> Some <html:em>great</html:em> deals on cars today only at Emily's Auto Shack... </description> Perhaps some other attribute such as xlink:titletype could be added to indicate other means of detecting the titlerole, such as by the presence of particular markup (e.g., that if present on a <label> element, it should be treated as such-and-such a titlerole, etc). This way popular titleroles might lead to a particular default display within generic XLink-aware applications. I believe such options can allow for XLink titles to be displayed by various applications, some fairly generic as well as specific. thank you, Brett Zamir
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