therealglazou
identifying resources as being part of a webbook
If you follow a link to a resource of a webbook (besides the directory or index.html), is there any way a user agent could determine that the resource is part of a webbook?
Should all resources of a webbook have a rel=contents or rel=index link to index.html?
@dauwhe : @frivoal discussed it a bit and yes, we would like to leverage the link/rel mechanism that went so much under the radars. That said, I have a corollary question: a link will help finding the navigation document but do we need to indicate clearly this is part of a webbook?
@therealglazou It would be great if resources could identify themselves as being part of a webbook. This would allow the user agent or script to provide a reading experience better suited to webbooks, even if the user didn't start from the canonical URL.
For reference:
- types of links that exist in HTML
- Types of links documented by Microformats
- MDN
- Any other source?
From these, I think the best is probably rel=toc (from microformats), although rel=up from MDN may be OK as well.
I wonder how well established these are.
