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can I use rel=alternate on an <a> tag to link to alternate versions in other languages? http://microformats.org/wiki/rel-alternate#alternate_language_versions
aaronpk
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2013-01-23 21:40
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rel=alternate is a way to indicate that a hyperlink links to an alternate representation of the current page https://indieweb.org/rel-alternate
Loqi
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2023-11-23 02:24
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(though it's possible they may rel=alternate to an HTML capability URL, more likely they'll rel=alternate to the "plain" HTML page, which if it works without auth to provide a rel=alternate link back to the feed, then the feed is likely public)
tantek
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2017-11-23 03:13
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tantek: which was kind of the same issue that you brought up with "home alternate" - "alternate" means an alternate representation of a specific page - not a link to something related
voxpelli
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2011-08-10 23:38
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at least in old safari, only rel="alternate" is supported, not rel="alternate updates"
barnabywalters
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2013-12-05 23:35
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kevinmarks: rel-alternate would be wrong in my case as the other feeds are not alternate presentations of the same content as is the case with rss/atom
voxpelli
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2015-10-19 20:16
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So ... rel-alternate except the alternate link is of the same document type?
Zegnat
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2018-09-01 21:36
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see my example test above which has rel="boodongle alternate boodongle" that should give ['alternate', 'boodongle'] as output
KartikPrabhu
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2018-03-21 19:28
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dglazkov - I've added the brainstorm proposal for use of rel home+alternate here: http://microformats.org/wiki/rel-home#use_with_rel-alternate - please feel free to add your opinion :)
tantek
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2011-08-10 21:18
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tantek: The sole example of interacting rel values is "alternate" and "stylesheet". In every other case, rel values are independent. Thus, "home" and "alternate" shouldn't combine either.
TabAtkins
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2011-08-10 23:23