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sentence case, e.g. “Status of this document”, “Changes since the 21 March 2023 Working Draft”, “Document conventions”
title case, e.g. “Introduction and Missing Sections”, “Cascade Sorting Order”, “Scoped Style Rules”, ”Additions Since Level 5”
mixed case, e.g “Important Declarations: the !important annotation”, “Scoping Styles: the @scope rule”
It doesn’t seem urgent, but the inconsistencies are noticeable.
If there’s a convention, happy to help and file a PR, for this and maybe other docs. If there’s no convention, happy to learn more about the context (if someone can provide some), to help shape one.
(Note: I think I had reported similar issues in the past, and vaguely recall that part of the challenge were W3C boilerplate expectations, but I can’t find any such conversations anymore. Also, it didn’t seem they led to more consistency yet, even in terms maintaining it in-boilerplate and in-draft.)
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Part of a broader editorial challenge, the case of headings is inconsistent.
In the current draft for CSS Cascading and Inheritance Level 6, for example, it’s an alternating mix of
It doesn’t seem urgent, but the inconsistencies are noticeable.
If there’s a convention, happy to help and file a PR, for this and maybe other docs. If there’s no convention, happy to learn more about the context (if someone can provide some), to help shape one.
(Note: I think I had reported similar issues in the past, and vaguely recall that part of the challenge were W3C boilerplate expectations, but I can’t find any such conversations anymore. Also, it didn’t seem they led to more consistency yet, even in terms maintaining it in-boilerplate and in-draft.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: