Incorrect usage of the rel attribute

[fkohrt]

Description

To the best of my RDFa knowledge, the object of the rel attribute is the href attribute and not the inner content of its tag (sources: 1, 2). The latter is, however, implied by the following code fragments:

chooser/src/utils/license-utilities.js

Line 157 in 40dcfa0

dataForHtmlGeneration.workTitle = `<span rel="dct:title">${workTitle}</span>`

chooser/src/components/LicenseCode.vue

Line 103 in 40dcfa0

return `<span rel="cc:attributionName">${this.creatorName}</span>`

chooser/src/components/LicenseCode.vue

Lines 11 to 32 in 40dcfa0

	<template v-slot:workTitle>
	<a
	v-if="workUrl && isWeb"
	:href="workUrl"
	rel="cc:attributionURL"
	>
	<span v-if="!workTitle">{{ $t('license-use.richtext.workTitle') }}</span>
	<span
	v-else
	rel="dct:title"
	>
	{{ workTitle }}
	</span>
	</a>
	<span
	v-else-if="workTitle"
	rel="dct:title"
	>
	{{ workTitle }}
	</span>
	<span v-else>{{ $t('license-use.richtext.workTitle') }}</span>
	</template>

chooser/tests/unit/specs/components/LicenseCode.spec.js

Line 69 in f094cf0

expect(wrapper.vm.creatorSpan).toBe('<span rel="cc:attributionName">J Doe</span>')

(And several times inside tests/unit/specs/utils/license-uilities.test.js.)

Expectation

The property attribute should be used instead.

[obulat]

Thank you for bringing this up, @fkohrt ! It is great to have input on RDFa properties. I will review your PR tomorrow.