html5 - How many id's can contain the itemref? -
if onto working example of itemref usage:
<table> <col itemscope itemref="a0 a1 a2"></col> <tr> <th>who</th> <td id=a0 itemprop=band>tub ring</td> </tr> <tr> <th>when</th> <td id=a1><time itemprop=date datetime=2010-01-01>the big fool day!</time></td> </tr> <tr> <th>where</th> <td id=a2 itemprop=location>atlantis!</td> </tr> </table> , see, itemref can contain id's, divided space. question is: how many? how many id's can put itemref?
i have page 4 types , ca. 80 properties.
- the easiest way not brake brain nesting of them all, write properties 1 aftter 1 down giving them id, , take type , put id's, must belong itemref.
- the "right" way make nesting, possible, on other places use itemref.
would give me advice?
thanks
put many like. standard sets no restriction , implementation specific limit of number of properties unlikely lower itemrefs properties established via descendent elements.
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