Hi
I'm working on a new project, and I'm keen to get my naming conventions down
to convey meaning in what I'm marking up.
Anyway, design have produced a layout which makes use of the normal elements
along with 2 rather odd block style buttons, there's nothing unique about
them, except they are
Lee Powell wrote:
One style has a
black background and the other grey, both with white text.
So my markup looks like this:
span class=buttona href=...This is a button/a/span
So I need a naming convention to differentiate between the two, and I really
don't want to use 'black' and 'grey'
black-button, grey-button might work.
Jim
On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 7:10 AM, Lee Powell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I'm working on a new project, and I'm keen to get my naming conventions
down
to convey meaning in what I'm marking up.
Anyway, design have produced a layout which makes use of
div class=button c1a href=#This is a button/a/div
div class=button c2a href=#This is a button/a/div
Yes. yes, yes! I would vote for button c1 and button c2. Those remain valid and
suggest two button types. even if you change the colors.
Bruce
