Comic markup/microformat ideas
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Format: | |
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Comic | |
panel (scene) | |
-description* | |
person/thing/offscreen | |
-dialog/soundeffect | |
caption/narration | |
-text | |
(* = optional) | |
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Example: | |
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<comic> | |
<panel description="A glossy meadow in central park. Two ducks sit by a pond."> | |
<person is="Duck" /> | |
<dialog from="Duck"> | |
I love wet weather! | |
</dialog> | |
<person is="Drake" /> | |
<dialog from="Drake"> | |
Me, too, sugar muffins. | |
</div> | |
<dialog from="Duck"> | |
Who you calling 'sugar muffins?' | |
</dialog> | |
</panel> | |
<panel description="The ducks are startled by a noise."> | |
<dialog from="offscreen"> | |
WOOF! | |
</dialog> | |
<person is="Duck" /> | |
<person is="Drake" /> | |
<dialog from="Drake Duck"> | |
Eek! | |
</div> | |
</panel> | |
<panel description="Somewhere, in the distance, a phone is ringing."> | |
<narration> | |
We had no idea our ducky lives were about to change forever... | |
</narration> | |
<thing is="phonebooth" title="Phone Booth" /> <!--use title where "is" might be nonsensical, i.e. if it's a long name w/ spaces--> | |
<dialog from="phonebooth"> | |
Rrrrring! | |
</dialog> | |
<caption> | |
To be continued... | |
</caption> | |
</panel> | |
</comic> | |
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Note | |
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Naturally we don't have tags like this. But if we can find things that already behave this way, perhaps a microformat solution could be agreed upon. It all comes down to usage and adoption. |
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