[dev-neuridia] dev Digest, Vol 2, Issue 14

[Anthony Levensalor]

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>    1. Testing (Kevin Phillips)
>    2. Naming convention of CSS classes and IDs (Charles A. Landemaine)
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> From: "Charles A. Landemaine" <landemaine at gmail.com>
> Subject: [dev-neuridia] Naming convention of CSS classes and IDs
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> Hi Anthony and guys,
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> Our project can have many many classes and IDs in the HTML and CSS
> source code. We could have a specific naming scheme for them, for
> instance prepending them with lg_ for login screen, st_ for settings,
> etc... What do you think?
> Any experience in this naming scheme?
> Thanks,
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I'm not sure that a naming scheme is necessary on a per-page basis, as 
classes and ids for CSS will be used across multiple pages without 
doubt. so long as things are named specifically and well, there is no 
need for wart notation or any other superfluous additions to their names.

Let just make the names in such a way that they describe what they are 
for well enough to be used, and we're fine.

~Anthony