Mike at Green-Beast.com wrote:
Yeah, I was just going along with what was posted in the original email; but changing the pseudo element to a class. I always try to keep classes and IDs as revealing as possible... makes going back to troubleshoot and such much easier. I would have probably called it "indent"
To be picky, again: if you called the class "indent" though you wouldn't be describing *what* you're classing, but what visual effect you're wanting to apply...same as class names like "red" or something. Makes debugging even more fun when, at some point, you decided that the first para should not be indented, but to have some other effect applied to it...you potentially end up with a class "indent" that does something completely different.
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