hCard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

hCard (short for HTML vCard) is a microformat for publishing the contact details ... Some have recommended using hCard Microformat for the sake of local search ...

hCard is a simple, open, distributed format for representing people, companies, ... hCard is one of several open microformat standards suitable for embedding in ...

There are moves to extend hCard to include date-of-death, which will be useful ... hCard allows for data to be entered into address books, or used as Geo (see ...

Simple data formats built upon existing ... Google have added hCard in Google Maps ... Kornel Lesinski has released an hCard conformance checker (validator) ...

The purpose of the hCard Microformat is to provide white-pages/business-card ... Actually, hCard is for more than just representing information about a person. ...

The hCard microformat describes an entry in a contact database, as a virtual business card. ... The Microformats.org hcard definition. RFC 2426 ...

The hCard® is the first national discount card with emergency support, and is ... Home. Purchase The hCard. Businesses. National Promotions. Grocery Coupons ...

hCard microformat Validator (1.0) ... Paste well-formed XHTML fragment or a complete document containing hCard. XHTML fragment ...

Your Ad Here. Your Ad Here. Your Ad Here ...

Plaxo enhances support for open standards - Mac Central

Plaxo — which bills itself as the creator of the “smart address book” service — recently updated its 3.0 beta software to support the open standards OpenID and microformats ...

In the beginning of the Internet revolution, being connected was all about the simple hyperlink. Like magic with one click a Web browser could be transported anywhere on the ...

New version incorporates features including ability to manage multiple websites in a single account, ability to create a unique website look & feel with unlimited color options and ...

hCard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

hCard (short for HTML vCard) is a microformat for publishing the contact details of people, companies, organizations, and places, in (X)HTML, Atom, RSS, or arbitrary XML. hCard ...

hCard Profile. Note: This is an experimental XMDP profile for the hCard specification. Another profile, http://www.w3.org/2006/vcard/ns is in development an may obsolete this one.

No, I'm not obsessed with Jack Bauer (well, maybe a little bit). This page is intended to be a demonstration of the use of RDFa (including FOAF, Dublin Core and W3C PIM ...

My very own piece of the web to groom, feed, and play with ... hCard Introduction. This is a BETA implementation of an XSLT file to transform and hCard encoded XHTML file into the ...

Warning - publishing your email address, phone number or instant messenger screenname on the web can open it up to abuse.

div class="vcard" id="weborganics" xmlns:foaf="http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/" typeof="foaf:Person" about="#weborganics">

Martin McEvoy ...

Mark Birbeck the Designer of RDFa has recently posted a couple of really good articles recently one about the first steps in adding Foaf to RDFa and a second one about using RDFa ...

User Statistics. There are 4044 active users. (1 logged on.)

At BlogTalk back in March and again at BarCamp London 4 last week I did a session on the foundations of Distributed Social Networking; a simple guide through the basics of ...

Practical Microformats with hCard by Drew McLellan. You’ve probably heard about microformats over the last few months. You may have even read the easily digestible introduction ...

Digg the Blog » Blog Archive » Digg Rolls Out DataPortability ...

We’ve improved support for hCard, another open data format for communicating Digg user names, nicknames, and photos, so that your favorite friend-following tools can more easily ...

Colin Devroe wrote up a fantastic entry on how to make your Wordpress comments hCard compatible. Microformats + Wordpress = crazy delicious!

Digg already supports many of the open standards that let you use your data on sites other than Digg, including RSS, OPML, and hCard. We use RDF to embed the Creative Commons ...

Digg already supports many of the open standards that let you use your data on sites other than Digg, including RSS, OPML, and hCard. We use RDF to embed the Creative Commons ...

We’ve improved support for hCard, another open data format for communicating Digg user names, nicknames, and photos, so that your favorite friend-following tools can more easily ...

Digg already supports many of the open standards that let you use your data on sites other than Digg, including RSS, OPML, and hCard. We use RDF to embed the Creative Commons ...

You can use the "hCard" microformat for the contact information to allow it to be more usable by an external application (like a screen reader).

Look at, for example, the hCard page: http://microformats.org/wiki/hcard#Semantic_XHTML_Design_Principles "Finally, if the format of the data according to the original schema is too ...

We’ve improved support for hCard, another open data format for communicating Digg user names, nicknames, and photos, so that your favorite friend-following tools can more easily ...

User interface is quite smooth, real easy to use and eases some of the pain of the loss ... Google Implements Social Graph API and hCard in Profiles

Oomph Microformats Toolkit

I'm taking a short (I promise) break from my Getting Semantic With Microformats series because I need it, and I wanted to spend some time playing with and reviewing the Oomph microformats toolkit that MIX Online released this week. This way, you (my beloved four readers) still get some microformat goodness, and I get a much-needed break from the intense research and writing I've been doing. Let's get started, shall we? Continue Reading >> Published in: Commentaries Tags: CSS, hCalen

When I first heard the word "microformat", I have to admit that I thought about, well, a micro format. Making something small and more specific, to be precise. It wasn't until I actually sat down and looked at the wikipedia article that I got even a decent understanding for what they were, although what they were and understanding the uses of them was still something a bit out of reach. I was, of course, working on this for a client and as Mindfly has microformats sitting on their front pag

Five years ago I was exploring the idea of embedding active chunks of structured data into web pages. Back then I used the phrase interactive microcontent. Nowadays, we say microformats. If you’re a reader of this blog you’re probably technically-oriented, and you already know about microformats. But most people aren’t, and they don’t. The challenge has always been to provide an end-to-end experience that will enable non-technical folks to create and use these nuggets of semantic web goodness

It seems that quite a few people like the signup form on Huffduffer. This pleases me. I share Luke W.’s rallying cry that Sign up forms must die! While I wasn’t able to kill off the signup form on Huffduffer entirely, I was at least able to make it human-friendly. Ideally what I’d like to do is build a signup form that has one text field—What’s your URL?—and use that single piece of information to derive login credentials (OpenID), identity (hCard) and relationships (XFN). Alas, time constrai

Microformats are supported quite well in Firefox these days thanks to the Operator extension, but the 70-80% of web users still using Internet Explorer might have been wondering what all the fuss is about. Now, thanks to MIX Online, they finally have a chance to find out. Oomph: A Microformats Toolkit was released yesterday and can now be downloaded along with full source code. There are various parts of the toolkit, some CSS stylesheets and authoring tools, but the main bit I'm interested in

Jeff Wisniewski’s IL2008 presentation on quick website tuneups gave me a few things to think about. Underpinning the talk (an abbreviated version of which appeared in Computers in Libraries in June) was the notion that a website overhaul is a long-term solution that shouldn’t get in the way of immediate improvements that can serve users right away. Since our redesign is slated for 09/10, I think we should be thinking about implementing some tips, especially since some of them can be ported to

Over the past several months, the battleground for my name, “Robert Elwell,” as a search term has been like trench warfare. While getting it from the top 30 to the top five in months prior, my personal website often suffered in terms of optimization due to a lack of external links and somewhat low keyword density for my name. Being on a .edu site, it had a slight advantage in some senses. I began joining a number of social networking services that were search engine visible so that I could do m

Over the course of this series, I've discussed the various microformats I've implemented on A Blog Not Limited: rel-based, XFN, hCard and hCalendar. Now, it's time to talk about the hAtom microformat, which adds semantics and structure to web content that could be syndicated, such as blog posts or news articles. Continue Reading >> Published in: Experiments Tags: accessibility, hAtom, hCard, microformats, rel-bookmark, rel-tag, semantics, standards, syndication, web design, XHTML

I said on Friday that I'd show you how to add XFN markup to an hCard. First off though I should probably say what XFN is... XFN stands for XHTML Friend Network. It's basically a way to show relationships (think MySpace, etc.) by simply using hyperlinks. In order to show these relationships we simply add a rel attribute to a hyperlink and use a set of pre defined relationship types (friend, met, crush, etc.). It's rather basic, doesn't take much, and doesn't cause any compatibility issues (

If you’re interested in Microformats, do yourself a favor and head over to my friend Emily Lewis’ site A Blog Not Limited. I’ve been played with Microformats for a while, but these informative articles pushed me over the edge: Getting Semantic With Microformats, Part 1: rel-based Getting Semantic With Microformats, Part 2: XFN Getting Semantic With Microformats, Part 3: hCard Getting Semantic With Microformats, Part 4: hCalendar Getting Semantic With Microformats, Part 5: hAtom Getting Semanti

hCard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

hCard (short for HTML vCard) is a microformat for publishing the contact details of people, companies, organizations, and places, in (X)HTML, Atom, RSS, or arbitrary XML. hCard ...

edit] hCard. hCard is a microformat for contact details of people (who could be in either articles or user profiles), companies, organizations, and places.

Template:hcard-geo has been deprecatedin favor of Template:coord.› {{{name}}} ({{{coordinates}}}) [

edit] Purpose. This template creates an inline hCard microformat for a person, with their date of birth (and optionally age, if living), using either {{birth date}} or {{birth date ...

The hCard microformat, a 1:1 representation of vCard in semantic (X)HTML, allows publishers to embed vCard data in web pages. There are browser extensions such as Operator for ...

Template:hcard-geo-title has been deprecatedin favor of Template:coord.› {{{name}}} {{{coordinates}}} [

edit] Hcard-geo-title merge {{Hcard-geo}} was already merged into {{Coord named}}; no reason no to merge {{Hcard-geo-title}}, which appears to be only different by two caracters ...

edit] Problem with vertically-formatted parameters. The vertical example simply does not work. I believe this to be a problem with {{Birth date and age}} rather than this template ...

The HTML mark up produced by this template includes an hCard microformat, which makes the place-name and location parsable by computers, either acting automatically to catalogue ...

edit] Purpose. This template creates an inline hCard microformat for a building, organisation or place (for inline hCards for people, see {{Hcard-bday}

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A short introduction to Monkeyformats
mnkyfrmts
4 min - 20 Apr 2008

In this screencast I try to explain what Monkeyformats are and how you can add microformats client-side to third party websites with Greasemonkey in Firefox.

en lille ting kaldt geo
Kingrss
3 min - 25 Nov 2007

stiller skarpt på microformat - 'geo'af Søren Johannessenweb: microformats.dk

Microformats - Calling Skype on Web Pages
tommorris
4 min - 25 Oct 2007

Use hCard and Firefox's Operator plugins to free yourself from the tyranny of phone numbers. See microformats.org and tommorris.org for details

Microformats in Google Maps + Operator
accessify
59 sec - 10 Oct 2007

A demonstration of how it's possible to search for something (curry house!) in Google Maps and, with the aid of an extension for Firefox (Operator), get the contact details for all the establishments found on to your mobile phone. All in under a minute.

Exporting microformats via bluetooth
adactio
1 min - 18 May 2007

Send contact details and events from a web page straight to your mobile phone. I'll show you how in exactly one minute and one second.

Microformatsを活用したサイト製作
siva001
5 min - 6 Nov 2006

Oli StudioのOliさんにMicroformatsを活用したサイトの製作について語って頂きました！