Remove additional itemprop/property attribute on 'Book' example#185
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An example had two itemprop/property elements on the same element, one of which contained no valid property.
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Thanks! Merged in via #272 (I pulled it into sdo-stantz, our upcoming release, rather than master branch). |
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A Microdata/RDFa example had two
itemprop/propertyelements on the same element, one of which contained an invalid property value (Fiction).I guess it was intended to use
content="Fiction"instead, but note that Microdata doesn’t allow this onspan(see #184) and the JSON-LD example uses "fictional" instead of "Fiction", too.