Schema.org asks you to insert tags like this
<link itemprop="availability" href="http://schema.org/InStock">
in your HTML. You can classify what your data is in a standard way to help the search engines and screenscrapers.
I was quite puzzled that such a link tag did not alarm HTMLValidator, even though it appeared outside
the <head> and had a non-standard itemprop parameter. Normally <link appears in the header to hook up stylesheets.
I just wanted to make you aware of this so you are consistent.
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Hello Roedy,
This is because, according to the WHATWG HTML5 spec, the "link" element can be flow or phrasing content if the "itemprop" attribute is used, so it's not limited to only metadata in the "head" section.
http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/cu ... nk-element
This is because, according to the WHATWG HTML5 spec, the "link" element can be flow or phrasing content if the "itemprop" attribute is used, so it's not limited to only metadata in the "head" section.
http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/cu ... nk-element
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