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Originally Posted by rogue_ronin
Back home again for a while, so here we go...
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A few comments:
- I think you will have trouble with authorfirst/authorlast/illustratorfirst/illustratorlast if a book has multiple authors/illustrators.
- The classes seem superfluous: Personally, I prefer to use classes only to modify the default structural information. E.g. <h1>, as the "top header", is always used for title, unless class specifies something else. Similarly, <p> is always a common paragraph; I will only add class if I want to specify that it is not a normal paragraph after all.
- Not sure what would the navigation buttons be used for.
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You can't use <div>s in the head, right?
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You can't.
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1) If <div>s can be used in the head, then maybe the BEGIN and END comments should be changed to <div>s?
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You can't. Even if you could, that would make the metainformation visible, which is not a good thing, IMO.
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And 2) When/if there are more than one author or illustrator, should there be a numbering system -- as there are 4 entries for each name, would it be easier (or necessary) to parse based on numbers or positioning?
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I would combine all info about one author into one meta, then used multiple instances of said meta to describe multiple authors:
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<meta name="author" content="Raymond E. Feist|Feist|Raymond E.|feist@midkemia.com" />
<meta name="author" content="Janny Wurts|Wurts|Janny|" />