Utilizing the adaptation queries syntax in an adapt attribute, Web developers could annotate markup, e.g., articles, sections, paragraphs, spans, and terminology.
<p adapt="0.5 <= q('https://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q441')">
<span>
<edu-term adapt="0.5 <= q('https://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q441')">jargon</edu-term>
</span>
</p>Such annotations could, for example, enable client-side software, including scripts, to adaptively add features to content for end-users (e.g., on-hover tooltip definitions).
Utilizing the adaptation queries syntax in an
adaptattribute, Web developers could annotate markup, e.g., articles, sections, paragraphs, spans, and terminology.Such annotations could, for example, enable client-side software, including scripts, to adaptively add features to content for end-users (e.g., on-hover tooltip definitions).