There are two classes absolutely always required in hCard: vcard (on the parent containing element) fn (for “formatted name”) Technically, n is also required, but it can be implied by fn. So, if you don’t have fn, your microformat is broken. Sorry.
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Update: This post is quite old and I have posted an official update with my thoughts on the first mission. Hello, did anyone get to solve it besides kiddies staying home from school? Back to the original post… Sometime this weekend, MacHeist 3 started selling its latest bundle. Note, there is no heist game portion [...]
Do you love cheat sheets and reference guides? There is likely a pdf to match your needs at Scott Klarr’s cheat sheet index. Some are links are PDFs but many link off to external resources. An example of awesome: from the JavaScript > jQuery section, this awesome color coded reference is now taped to my [...]
Authentic Jobs is the brainchild of renown standardista designer Cameron Moll. It’s a job/personnel connection site, much in the ilk of the 37signals Job Board, but way prettier. Authentic Jobs are screened through the brain of Mr. Moll himself. The testimonials page would bring grown developers to blush; Authentic Jobs proves insanely effective at filling [...]
Mere days after upgrading to WordPress 2.3.3, I’ve now upgraded to WordPress 2.5. Sean brought out that due to a security vulnerability, Technorati stopped indexing compromised blogs and strongly encouraged all 2.3.3 users to upgrade to 2.5. Say what! The new 2.5 Dashboard is a lot slicker and web 2.0ish. Lots of Ajax and/or Javascript [...]
RegexWidget, how I love thee. We all know (or should) that regular expressions save the day, but how frequently do we implement them in our string manipulation? RegexWidget will ease your transition, allowing you to test your regular expressions straight from your Dashboard. No direct link, so scroll down a bit on the widgets page [...]
