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Enhancement
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Resolution: Duplicate
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P4
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The current doclet uses a camelCase convention for naming class names. The prevailing practice is to use single hyphens to separate words, and sometimes double hyphen or underscore according to the BEM naming convention.
Using these conventions appropriately would simplify the complexity of the main stylesheet. For example, the collection of *Details classes could be simplified to using .details and allowing the option of .details--kind for the different kinds of details.
Using these conventions appropriately would simplify the complexity of the main stylesheet. For example, the collection of *Details classes could be simplified to using .details and allowing the option of .details--kind for the different kinds of details.
- duplicates
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JDK-8240916 Convert to using hyphenated naming for CSS classes
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- Resolved
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