html - Arbitrary table of key/value pairs in a <meta> tag. Any open standard? -


Is there an open standard (microformat 'ish) that specifies an arbitrary table of keys / values ​​in an HTML meta Does the tag exist?


So we say that I have a website about Color, and there was a page about a 5-color palette. I essentially want to express the information shown in the page, in a format that can be messed up by third party services. In this situation, there are five colors to make the palette. Like it:

  & lt; Meta name = "data" content = "color1: '#ffff', color 2: '#ffaff', color 3: '#ffffff', color 4: '# 00fff', color5: '# 00ff00'" />  

I can roll my own specialty, but I really hate doing so if there is already something present there. There is no need to contaminate the web, which is already a shade of shady standards ...

(PDAs know very well about RDF. I want to specify content in the page .. and there is no need to load another document for data only.)

Also open & lt; Meta & gt; Content related parameters, but I think if you want all the simple keys / values ​​added, then it will be a good format to use.

  & lt; Meta name = 'data' content = '{"key1": "some value", "key 2": "other value"}' />  

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