HTML5 markup for breadcrumbs

[Willem-Siebe]

See https://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=22739.
And: http://www.w3.org/html/wg/drafts/html/master/common-idioms.html#rel-up

But, when I choose for a text like 'You are here', then in my opinion it must become (no aria-label):

[nav]
[h1]You are here[/h1]
etc. etc.
[li]Second hand[/li]
[/ol]
[/nav]

• the last li element is now without 'a', there I would use an 'a' without a 'href', see also the buglink where that is explained.

[jdevalk]

Sorry, as long as Google is so bad at recognizing other types of markup, we're not going to change our defaults...

[Willem-Siebe]

Hi, isn't it recognized by the micordate you are using? I remeber other topic where you have been asked to use schema.org for it, and there I also commented that schema.org is not picked up by Google like you already knew. But correct HTML5 together with the old microdata, does that really give problems?

[Willem-Siebe]

Hi Joost, although the topic is closed and I haven't got a resons the last time: this issue is not about using schema.org > it's only about using other HTML, don't you agree using the method of W3C I linked to?

[jdevalk]

Hey @Willem-Siebe so... You're able to do this. You can filter it any way you like. But I'm not going to change it to a list in our default output, sorry :)

[Willem-Siebe]

Hi @jdevalk , thanks for letting me know. Instead of making a pull request for other HTML output I will now start using the filters to accomplish this for myself, luckily the plugin is this flexible, thanks for that as well.

[jdevalk]

I keep hearing that at some point we will actually be able to switch to schema.org output, as soon as that happens we might look at this again.

[Willem-Siebe]

Ok!