Microdata (HTML): Difference between revisions

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== Example ==

The following "html"HTML5 markup may be found on a typical “About” page containing information about a person:

<syntaxhighlight lang="html">

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The following text shows how Google parses the Microdata from the above example code. Developers can test pages containing Microdata using Google's ''Rich Snippet Testing Tool''.<ref name="GoogleRS"/>

<div class="plainlinks">

Item

Type: http://schema.org/Person

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addressLocality = Warner Robins

addressRegion = Georgia

</div>

The same machine-readable terms can be used not only in HTML Microdata, but also in other annotations such as [[RDFa]] or [[JSON-LD]] in the markup, or in an external [[Resource Description Framework|RDF]] file in a serialization such as [[RDF/XML]], [[Notation3]], or [[Turtle (syntax)|Turtle]].