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I'm not sure if this is a bug or not but I notice that all the instruction elements are labeled as class=ingredient - shouldn't it be class=instructions?
ReplyDeleteAlso is there any advantage to having the prep time, yield, etc. - are those looked for by search software that you know of at this time?
If I use css display:none on the author and date of publication will it bollux that up for the search engines?
My blog publisher (wordpress.com) already has fields for those at the bottom of the post, plus I just don't like seeing them there. I have no idea what wordpress is or is not supporting - they hide most of the style sheets and a lot of the actual HTML from non-paying users. They claim they have Microformat support in at least some of their templates but I have yet to get anyone to tell me what that actually means. So I don't know if wordpress generated tags, for instance, will conform to the microformat conventions or not.
Thanks for any insight you can offer.
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