| Resource | Count | SKOS mapping |
|---|
| "Must be a valid CSS color string such as one could put in
an HTML style attribute. This should be in the #xxxxxx form,
(with 6 digits of hex) so that it
can work with Graphviz." | 2 |
| "A classifier allows the user to select the type of an object.
The possible types must be subclasses of some overall class, the "category".
(Ideally, the superclass is also set up as the disjoint union of the subclasses,
if they are disjoint.)
The form normally stores the resulting classes using an rdf:type triple,
but a different predicate can be used if required, so the classifier field
needs is 'property' defined too.
If the subclass selected itself is has subclasses defined, the user can
recursively select from them in turn, as many levels as needed." | 1 |
| "A form can be any type of single field, or typically a Group of several fields,
including interspersed headings and comments. " | 1 |
| "A form which may be used to add more infromation to an
instance of this class which we know something about. Anything from
adding just add one more fact, to adding a whole lot of information about a specific
facet of the thing.
" | 1 |
| "A form which may be used to collect information about a
hitherto locally undocumented instance instance of this class." | 1 |
| "A property which typically is used to sort
members of a given class." | 1 |
| "A really simple way of enabling user interfaces to
create new information about a class of things is to make a define of properties
to be specified when a information about a new item
("New item" here means an item which the system
does not have prvious information about yet,
not an items which has just been created,
like new friend as opposed to new baby)" | 1 |
| "A string for the UI to use if the user needs a longer
prompts than just a field name, the rdfs:label. " | 1 |
| "Many fields prompt for infromation about a given property of the subject.
When field is filled in, this gives which property is written into the data." | 1 |
| "Many fields prompt for infromation about a gven property of the subject" | 1 |
| "Must be a valid CSS style string such as one could put in
an HTML style attribute. Depending on the user interface system, this can
by given to individuals, classes or properties. It is up to a user interface
which wants to draw on them to pick how it uses styles from which parts
of the data it has. For example, the style of a class may be picked
to distinguish information about things in that class." | 1 |
| "The sequence in which this item is arranged with repect to other parts." | 1 |
| "The superclass subclasses of which will be selected." | 1 |
| "The value for which this case is selected." | 1 |
| "This is a crude way of specifying a table-based
view for objects of this class." | 1 |
| "URI or base64 representation of an image" | 1 |
| "When individuals or classes must be sorted, then
if they are given different values of sortPriority a user agent can
use this as a hint to how to present information." | 1 |
