Naming conventions

Question posted by: shapper (Guest) on June 27th, 2008 07:19 PM

Hello,

In my HTML I name the Ids always with Capitalized first letter in each
word:

Intro, LeftContent, ...

I do the same with the CSS:

Intro, LeftContent, BlueParagraph, ...

I see other variations like using _ between each word. Or capitalizing
only the second word and forward.

What do you usually do? Is there a more common way than others?

Thanks,
Miguel

Joost Diepenmaat

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June 27th, 2008
07:19 PM
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Re: Naming conventions

shapper <mdmoura@gmail.comwrites:

Quote:

Hello,
>
In my HTML I name the Ids always with Capitalized first letter in each
word:
>
Intro, LeftContent, ...
>
I do the same with the CSS:
>
Intro, LeftContent, BlueParagraph, ...
>
I see other variations like using _ between each word. Or capitalizing
only the second word and forward.
>
What do you usually do? Is there a more common way than others?

I'm lazy; i like lisp-style-names. No shift keys to press, and much
easier to read than javaStyleNames.

I don't really know or care what's popular.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturgeon's_law

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