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Web Developer Resource Index: XMDP

The profile attribute of the <head> element of an XHTML or HTML document provides the Web author with a method of linking to a simple resource that lists terms and their definitions for anchor relationships that are not covered by the suggestions made in the HTML 4.01 specification section on Link types.

Such dictionaries may be grouped together into categories. For example, XFN uses an XMDP profile to describe the relationships between people. Visit microformats.org for more information on XFN and similar open data formats. Should the author require multiple profiles, separate each URI with white space.

The abbreviation XMDP, for XHTML Meta Data Profiles, was first suggested by Tantek Çelik.

Updated: Saturday, February 4th, 2006 @ 10:05 AM EST [45]

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