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so you can use "labelledby" for a short text label, "describedby" for a longer text alternate, and "details" for rich markup. but this begs the question "what is the relationship between the rich markup and the described content".
Seirdy
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2022-05-13 05:29
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rel=alternate hreflang=xxx on the permalinks would work
sknebel
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2022-04-28 12:29
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↩️ ➍ Other Link Types for <link> ⇥ alternate ⇥ author ⇥ dns-prefetch ⇥ help ⇥ license ⇥ manifest ⇥ modulepreload ⇥ next ⇥ pingback ⇥ preconnect ⇥ prefetch ⇥ preload ⇥ prerender ⇥ prev ⇥ search For full list, refer https://microformats.org/wiki/existing-rel-values
Loqi
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2022-01-13 15:15
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[tantek]: The h-feed line, "OR it may also do traditional feed discovery by looking through link elements with a rel value of "alternate", and once it finds one with media type of "text/mf2+html", get its href, perform any relative-URL resolution as needed, and then parse the given URL (within a specific element matching a fragment in the URL if any) for microformats2 items, again looking for
GWG
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2021-09-30 05:35
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↩️ the indieweb folks did a much more reasonable job with microformats. it all maps to RDF underneath, but at least the indieweb folks provide alternate tooling that allows you to map to JSON-LD instead of pure RDF.
Loqi
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2021-03-08 09:10
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Seirdy sorry that should have been `<a rel=alternate hreflang="en">`
btrem
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2021-01-31 00:28
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it could be worth exploring a microformats property for it, but yeah right now the rel=alternate thing is the established practice
aaronpk
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2021-01-31 00:26
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You as the author of the original article, adds rel="canonical" to the `head`. And inside h-entry, a link rel=alternate hreflang="ru" to the translation.
btrem
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2021-01-31 00:24
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I'm not sure if it's really necessary, though. It seems like rel=alternate hreflang="" covers it.
btrem
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2021-01-31 00:22
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That could also be rel=alternate type="text/plain"
btrem
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2021-01-31 00:09