It seems there are several guys around here that do not do more than one theme per month or such. Well, when it comes to theme development I think I have some experience (3 themes per month) to conclude that it's much easier go from "Title of Things" to "title of things" than the other way around. "title of things" - wrong capitalization, and in all sites we try to change it. It's stupid to have node titles with the right capitalization (entered by the users) but then we have admin (and module) pages with lowercase. Then you say: "ah you can use CSS". Duhhh! Try to apply capitalization with CSS to two diferent existent capitalization systems. "Title Of Things" - simply wrong but it's what CSS does. "Title of Things" - or it will be already present in core, or you'll have to do funtions to do it right. The performance goes down, the work goes up! It's so simple, and Earl said it all: the only way to have correct capitalization without pain for theme developers! Fernando Silva www.openquest.pt On 9/14/06, Earl Miles <merlin@logrus.com> wrote:
Larry Garfield wrote:
- It doesn't buy us anything. Going through conversion pain for a clear benefit is one thing, but I don't see how this gets us anything. You can still get the capitalization you want now via CSS or, if you have a weird case where that wouldn't work, you can selectively translate strings.
Well, no. As stated in several messages:
You can't translate 'title of article' => 'Title of Article' with CSS.
You can translate 'Title of Article' to 'title of article' and 'Title Of Article' with CSS.
That's what it buys us.