Currently in the theme layer in the advanced-theme.css file, we are printing classes such as .pfe-headline-1, .pfe-headline-2, etc.
The point has been made that using the numbers can confuse the typographical styles with the standard heading tags, such as <h1>, <h2> and so on.
The proposed idea is to convert the classes to utilize the greek naming conventions we are using for the variables, so .pfe-headline-alpha, .pfe-headline-beta, etc.
Please forgive discussion points that have happened elsewhere, I'm just hoping to summarize the issue here in the public space of the project to capture pros & cons.
I've made a copy of the internal spreadsheet where we were comparing use cases and naming conventions for visibility.
Currently in the theme layer in the advanced-theme.css file, we are printing classes such as .pfe-headline-1, .pfe-headline-2, etc.
The point has been made that using the numbers can confuse the typographical styles with the standard heading tags, such as
<h1>,<h2>and so on.The proposed idea is to convert the classes to utilize the greek naming conventions we are using for the variables, so .pfe-headline-alpha, .pfe-headline-beta, etc.
Please forgive discussion points that have happened elsewhere, I'm just hoping to summarize the issue here in the public space of the project to capture pros & cons.
I've made a copy of the internal spreadsheet where we were comparing use cases and naming conventions for visibility.