[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #60083: Twenty Twenty-Four: Use strict title case in custom template names
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#60083: Twenty Twenty-Four: Use strict title case in custom template names
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Reporter: wildworks | Owner: SergeyBiryukov
Type: defect (bug) | Status: closed
Priority: normal | Milestone: 6.5
Component: Bundled Theme | Version: 6.4
Severity: normal | Resolution: fixed
Keywords: has-patch commit | Focuses:
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Comment (by utofizewu1978):
Thank you for bringing this issue to attention, specifically the
inconsistency in title case rules for the template names defined in the
`customTemplates` section of the `theme.json` file for the Twenty Twenty-
Four theme. Consistency in naming conventions is crucial for maintaining
clarity and professionalism within a codebase, and adhering to strict
title case for custom template names can significantly enhance readability
and user experience.
Let's analyze the suggested changes and their implications:
1. **Page No Title**: This proposed name follows strict title case
conventions, where each word in the title is capitalized. It effectively
communicates that the associated page template does not include a title.
2. **Page With Sidebar > Page with Sidebar**: The suggested change
involves adjusting "With" to lowercase, resulting in "Page with Sidebar."
This adjustment aligns with standard title case rules, where conjunctions
and prepositions are typically lowercase unless they are the first or last
word in the title.
3. **Page with wide Image > Page with Wide Image**: Here, the suggested
change involves capitalizing "Wide" to maintain consistency and clarity.
While "Image" may be considered a minor word, "Wide" in this context
serves as an integral part of the title and warrants capitalization.
4. **Single with Sidebar**: It appears there was no suggested change for
this template name. However, to maintain consistency, "with" should be
lowercase, resulting in "Single with Sidebar."
By implementing these changes, the template names in the `theme.json` file
will adhere to strict title case conventions consistently. This not only
enhances readability but also ensures professionalism and coherence within
the theme's codebase.
To apply these changes effectively, developers can utilize various
approaches, such as manual editing of the `theme.json` file, automated
scripts or tools for bulk renaming, or integration with development
environments to enforce naming conventions. Regardless of the approach
chosen, ensuring that all template names follow the same standardized
title case rules is essential for maintaining a cohesive and user-friendly
theme.
In conclusion, adopting strict title case in custom template names for the
Twenty Twenty-Four theme will contribute to a more polished and
professional user experience. Thank you for your suggestion, and I
encourage the implementation of these changes to improve consistency and
clarity within the theme's codebase.
i hope this will help!
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/60083#comment:6>
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