attributes - Identifying meta tag standards across commonly used meta vocabularies -
while attempting identify various standards concerning meta-tags (and data) have had little (to no) luck in doing so. fundamentally, aim identify area, organization, or site throughout internet offers comprehensive listing of of current (i.e., non-deprecated) meta-attribute types , keywords (i.e., name, http-equiv, itemprop, etc…) in conjunction individualized data-types, format, , delimiter tokens, whether tag (in question) should self-closed or not. example:
tag: <meta name="keywords" content="key0,key1,key2"> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- breakdown: <meta name= <= attribute-type ”keywords” <= “keyword” content=“ <= attribute-value key0 <= string data-type , <= comma delimiter key1 <= string data-type , <= comma delimiter "" <= etc... /> <= recommended self-closing bracket ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
or
tag: <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="30;url='http://domain.com/"> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- breakdown: <meta http-equiv= <= attribute-type ”refresh” <= “keyword” content=“ <= attribute-value 30 <= integer (or number) data-type ; <= semi-colon delimiter url= <= attribute (optional) 'http://..' <= url format expected /> <= recommended self-closing bracket ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
naturally, i've scrubbed web days little success. albeit, schema.org, metatags.org, , whatwg communities living html standard concerning microdata encoding (https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/#toc-microdata) have been best sources towards assisting me in identifying recommend standards , usage, there myriad of other resources offer conflicting data, outdated information, , not include other common meta vocabulary standards used throughout web, such dublincore, opengraph, etc… if assist me in pointing me in right direction, surely appreciate it, , if not, appreciate @ least appreciate taking time read request.
- thanks , cheers.
if care meta
elements, these 2 registries might of help:
coupled html standard should provide pretty exhaustive view of element.
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