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I've always been very annoyed by the inconsistent naming of properties, for example:
Ah I want to make the background a color, okay that's fine, use background-color. Okay done! Now the text as well, I can just use text-color right? Ehh.... No.... that's....color. Just color.
I think there is just a lot of legacy still around and it hasn't been deprecated for some reason. They should really rectify this issue in CSS 4, just give everything a consistent name.
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I've always been very annoyed by the inconsistent naming of properties, for example:
Ah I want to make the background a color, okay that's fine, use background-color. Okay done! Now the text as well, I can just use text-color right? Ehh.... No.... that's....color. Just color.
I think there is just a lot of legacy still around and it hasn't been deprecated for some reason. They should really rectify this issue in CSS 4, just give everything a consistent name.