Common naming conventions for CSS class, ID, and CSS file names

Common naming conventions for CSS class, ID, and CSS file names

(i) Common CSS naming conventions

Head: Header

Content: Content/container

Tail: Footer

Navigation: Nav

Sidebar: Sidebar

Column: Column

Page perimeter control overall layout width: Wrapper

Middle: Left Right center

Login Strip: Loginbar

Logo: Logo

Ad: Banner

Page body: Main

Hotspot: Hot

Press: News

Download: Download

Sub-navigation: Subnav

Menus: Menu

Sub-menu: submenu

Searches: Search

Links: Friendlink

Footer: Footer

Copyrights: Copyright

Scrolling: Scroll

Contents: Content

Tabs page: Tab

Article List: List

Hint Message: MSG

Tip: Tips

Column Title: Title

Join: Joinus

Guide: Guild

Services: Service

Registration: Regsiter

State: Status

Vote: Vote

PARTNER: Partner

(b) The wording of the note:

/* Footer */

Content Area

/* End Footer */

(c) The name of the ID:

(1) Page structure

Container: Container

Page Header: Header

Content: Content/container

Page body: Main

Page End: Footer

Navigation: Nav

Sidebar: Sidebar

Column: Column

Page perimeter control overall layout width: Wrapper

Middle: Left Right center

(2) Navigation

Navigation: Nav

Main navigation: MAINBAV

Sub-navigation: Subnav

Top Navigation: Topnav

Side navigation: Sidebar

Left navigation: Leftsidebar

Right navigation: Rightsidebar

Menus: Menu

Sub-menu: submenu

Caption: Title

Abstract: Summary

(3) function

Logo: Logo

Ad: Banner

Login: Login

Login Strip: Loginbar

Registration: Regsiter

Searches: Search

Functional area: Shop

Caption: Title

Join: Joinus

State: Status

Button: BTN

Scrolling: Scroll

Tabs page: Tab

Article List: List

Hint Message: MSG

Present: Current

Tip: Tips

Icons: Icon

Note: note

Guide: Guild

Services: Service

Hotspot: Hot

Press: News

Download: Download

Vote: Vote

PARTNER: Partner

Links: Link

Copyrights: Copyright

(d) Name of class:

(1) Color: Use the name of the color or the 16 code, as shown in

. red {color:red;}

. F60 {color: #f60;}

. ff8600 {color: #ff8600;}

(2) Font size, directly using "font+ font size" as the name, as

. font12px {font-size:12px;}

. font9pt {font-size:9pt;}

(3) Alignment style, using the English name of the alignment target, such as

. left {float:left;}

. bottom {float:bottom;}

(4) title bar style, named using "Category + function", as

. Barnews {}

. barproduct {}

Precautions::

1. Lowercase;

2. Try to use English;

3. Do not add the middle bar and underline;

4. Try not to abbreviate unless you see the words clearly.

The main master.css

Module MODULE.CSS

Basic shared Base.css

Layout, Layout layout.css

Theme Themes.css

Column Columns.css

Text Font.css

Form Forms.css

Patch Mend.css

Print Print.css

A class or ID naming rule in a CSS file:

1) Lowercase letters at the beginning

2) Try not to use abbreviations in English unless you have a glance

3) If you encounter a difference of class or ID, the main function recognition letter in front, position recognition letter after the position recognition letter first can be capitalized (such as: Navtop,menuleft)

4) must start with English

CSS file content annotation notation:

CSS file Content Annotation Unified Adoption:

/*

Comment Content

*/

CSS File storage location:

All CSS files are stored uniformly, for example, under the style directory in the root directory.

Common naming conventions for CSS class, ID, and CSS file names