com_content 3.0 alpha 2

[Angie Radtke]

Hi,

featured/default_items

Saw that the author/ date / and contactid params etc.
are wrapped into the h2.
This can be looking nice, but I think in relation to the semantic
structure it makes no sence, because this are article related
informations and not part of the headline itself.

Bye Angie

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[Seth Warburton]

Agree 100% with you on this Angie.

My preference would be the aside element.

Seth

[elin]

That  was fixed a long time ago (well long in the time frame of alpha2 to beta)  and we'll be moving it all to a dl so users can have their sites semantic they were  in 2.5. 

Elin

[Seth Warburton]

Personally, I think that dl is the wrong element to use. footer would be more appropriate.

[Seth Warburton]

This markup also still exists in plenty of core modules of course...

[Don]

On Thursday, September 6, 2012 10:25:55 AM UTC-4, Seth Warburton wrote:

Personally, I think that dl is the wrong element to use. footer would be more appropriate.

So how would article info be represented in a non-HTML5 implementation?

[Seth Warburton]

This is a good question, one that has been pretty busy over the last week. 

Hopefully, it will be a case that 'old' markup gets supported via overrides and everyone else gets modern markup as standard. 

I would hate to see the entire CMS held back in order to deliver to people using IE8 with Javascript disabled.