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== Bug 7145 == | == Bug 7145 == | ||
[http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=7145 Bug 7145 - Valid date strings should accept ambiguous inputs, like "2009" or "2007-01"] | |||
== Synopsis of the issue(s) == | == Synopsis of the issue(s) == | ||
* The <code><time></code> element should accept date and/or time inputs of varying precision, such as YYYY or YYYY-MD. One example is the very common archive view found on most blogs, which contain distinct links or headers for each year, each month per year, and often each date within a chosen or highlighted month. Currently, the <code><time></code> element only allows for <code>datetime</code> values as imprecise as a specific day, e.g. YYYY-MM-DD. | * The <code><time></code> element should accept date and/or time inputs of varying precision, such as YYYY or YYYY-MD. One example is the very common archive view found on most blogs, which contain distinct links or headers for each year, each month per year, and often each date within a chosen or highlighted month. Currently, the <code><time></code> element only allows for <code>datetime</code> values as imprecise as a specific day, e.g. YYYY-MM-DD. | ||
Revision as of 00:04, 27 July 2009
Bug 7145
Bug 7145 - Valid date strings should accept ambiguous inputs, like "2009" or "2007-01"
Synopsis of the issue(s)
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<time>element should accept date and/or time inputs of varying precision, such as YYYY or YYYY-MD. One example is the very common archive view found on most blogs, which contain distinct links or headers for each year, each month per year, and often each date within a chosen or highlighted month. Currently, the<time>element only allows fordatetimevalues as imprecise as a specific day, e.g. YYYY-MM-DD.