Fix Casing Inconsistency In Tags.
See original GitHub issueSome of the tags are in Capital letters, some in small. I suggest we Capitalise the tags[the first letter of each word in tagset] and use make them uniform.
🎯 Goal
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Fix the upper/lower case inconsistency in tags.
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Also, add a comment at the EOF which states the casing format to be used for tags. It will be useful for future contributors.
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Add
text-transform: capitalize
to the tag CSS
Files to change
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- Created 4 years ago
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An additional idea could be adding
text-transform: capitalize;
to the tag CSS (maybe as a fallback?)@vivek1996 as per the discussion above, I have updated the issue.