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HTML’s <data> element and its @value attribute are currently not defined for an RDFa processor, although it could be used to generate literal values. It could also be useful to define @value for RDFa data processing of other elements where it is allowed, namely:
<li> elements inside <ol> lists. There are cases where it's semantically relevant to identify the position of an object in a series. HTML allows it by giving an explicit value to list items where order matters (though this would force authors to use another element, e.g. <span>, to mark up the real content of the list item, but it seems reasonable).
<input> (especially when in read-only mode, these are cases where @value matters).
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* Remove whitespace around body tag, which removes many errant newlines, but isn't quite as pretty as it should be.
* Add support for `@value` attribute. Fixes#18.
* Remove whitespace around body tag, which removes many errant newlines, but isn't quite as pretty as it should be.
* Add support for `@value` attribute. Fixes#18.
From the RDFa+HTML errata:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: