CSS Poll

[Xiangyang Liu]

You need a chainsaw to kill someone or yourself when your css class works differently with differrent browsers.

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[Ennis Ray Lynch Jr]

I only do it the right way. More importantly than naming convention, in css, is spacing convention. Some of the tools seem to create god-awful layouts of css. I use 2 for css since all web standards languages are camelCase including xml no matter what M$ has to say about the matter.

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[Lost User]

camelCase. But I have no idea why - I actually had to check to see what I did as I must do it unconsciously (some would argue that much of my programming looks like it was developed by someone who was unconscious at the time)

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[Brady Kelly]

1 and 5

[Fernando A Gomez F]

I rather embed a style attribute to the tag, much to the dismay of my fellow graphical designers. :evillook:

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[PIEBALDconsult]

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr. wrote:

all web standards languages are camelCase including xml

Huh? What? Angle brackets, equal signs, and quotes don't have case do they? :-D

[Ennis Ray Lynch Jr]

By that logic no language features a casing strategy.

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[PIEBALDconsult]

C# is case-sensitive and has keywords -- all lowercase. XML is case-sensitive, but does it have keywords? (All I can think of are <, >, and & )

[Rutvik Dave]

3. PascalCase

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Chris Maunder wrote:

3. PascalCase

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[Hans Dietrich]

1. lowercase

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[Luc Pattyn]

no dashes, no underscores PascalCase for divs camelCase for classes and IDs however most names are single word, so it looks more like Pascal and camel. :)

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[Edbert P]

3. Pascal Case Edbert Sydney, Australia

[keozcigisoft]

CSS? that's dead hail Silverlight! ;P

[Grant Drury Green]

Used to be Pascal for ID's and camel for classes. Now always PascalCase for both

[Fahad Sadah]

.class .anotherclass .yetanotherclass .moreclassness .fifthclass .ireallyshouldgivetheseclassesnames .nooneunderstandsmycode So 1) :-D

[Jonas Hammarberg]

6+1

[Tom Deketelaere]

you can override your vote by revoting (just saying ;P )

[phannon86]

Although I don't do any web development at work, I dable at home, camelCase always :)

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[Naruki 0]

I suspect a lot of people are confused and think this refers to a C language.

Codemonkeys don't do it at all. Too busy coding.