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<abbr>WML</abbr> stands for [[Wikipedia:Wireless Markup Language|Wireless Markup Language]], which has <code>class</code> attributes on its elements so it can theoretically be enhanced with microformats. | <abbr>WML</abbr> stands for [[Wikipedia:Wireless Markup Language|Wireless Markup Language]], which has <code>class</code> attributes on its elements so it can theoretically be enhanced with microformats. | ||
== Examples in the wild == | |||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* [[HTML3]] | * [[HTML3]] | ||
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WML stands for Wireless Markup Language, which has class attributes on its elements so it can theoretically be enhanced with microformats.
Examples in the wild
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