One element can also have multiple properties (multiple itemprop="" names separated by spaces) with the same value:
<p itemscope><span itemprop="guitar vocals">Chris Askew</span> is so dreamy.</p>
One element can also have multiple properties (multiple itemprop="" names separated by spaces) with the same value:
<p itemscope><span itemprop="guitar vocals">Chris Askew</span> is so dreamy.</p>
One element can also have multiple properties (multiple itemprop="" names separated by spaces) with the same value:
<p itemscope><span itemprop="guitar vocals">Chris Askew</span> is so dreamy.</p>
The schema.org vocabulary can be used with both Microdata or RDFa 1.1 Lite syntax, and it has
types for Event, Organization, Person, Product,
Review, AggregateRating, Offer and hundreds of others.
The schema.org vocabulary can be used with both Microdata or RDFa 1.1 Lite syntax, and it has types for Event, Organization, Person, Product, Review, AggregateRating, Offer and hundreds of others.
Update 10 August 2012: in response to a query, I checked again and pubdate is gone from both the WHATWG and W3C specs.
Previously, you could only mark up precise dates. So, 13 November 1905 could be expressed in HTML <time datetime="1905-11-13"> but November 1905 couldn’t be. This is a problem for historians where sometimes the precise date isn’t known.
Neither can you indicate date ranges. To mark up From “21/02/2012 to 25/02/2012″, use two separate <time> elements.