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<blockquote type="cite">But I *can't* get 'titles of things' ==>
'Titles of Things' without writing a smart capitalization parser.
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That's a good point and would provide the most flexibility for CSS text
transformation. And, I suppose that is the correct US English way for
titles of things.<br>
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The standard Drupal way for field and fieldset </tt><tt>titles is to <b>just</b>
capitalize the first word. If we go the 'Titles of Things' route, then
we should change the field(set) titles standard to use this as well
IMHO.<br>
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<pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">Rob Roy Barreca
Founder and COO
Electronic Insight Corporation
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Earl Miles wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid45083855.4060207@logrus.com" type="cite">Angela
Byron wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">Actually... you've just made the case for NOT
doing titles capitalization. ;)
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<blockquote type="cite">Content Types (+1 for Titles of Things)
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"Titles of Things" would become "Titles Of Things," which is wrong.
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So, let's leave it lowercase: the only fully-consistent, non-shouting
format. Others have outlined a plethora of CSS or PHP styling options
for whatever output format you're ultimately after.
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Well actually when you put it that way, 'Titles of Things' is the only
one that's right when used as a base, and then if you WANT it lowercase
or uppercasing just the first, that's easier to do automatically.
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But I *can't* get 'titles of things' ==> 'Titles of Things' without
writing a smart capitalization parser.
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