Thank you for pitching in with an opinion Olivier!
Knowing that element tags are elements and className attributes are css class names, I find it much easier to create a cognitive separation and less of hassle to know which is what.
Personally, I respectfully disagree. I do understand the reasons for this opinion and I also half-expect this to be the norm - it's just I think I'm wired differently in some sense. I tried using class names and separate style sheets but found it much more difficult to work with. But I do realize that my structure is flawed in so many different ways(as people have kindly pointed out in the comments), I am going to fix this for the better and try a different approach.
this is more about people who like XML versus people who like HTML structure
I hadn't thought about it this way. Thank you for widening my perspective on the matter! :)
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Thank you for pitching in with an opinion Olivier!
Knowing that element tags are elements and className attributes are css class names, I find it much easier to create a cognitive separation and less of hassle to know which is what.Personally, I respectfully disagree. I do understand the reasons for this opinion and I also half-expect this to be the norm - it's just I think I'm wired differently in some sense. I tried using class names and separate style sheets but found it much more difficult to work with. But I do realize that my structure is flawed in so many different ways(as people have kindly pointed out in the comments), I am going to fix this for the better and try a different approach.
this is more about people who like XML versus people who like HTML structureI hadn't thought about it this way. Thank you for widening my perspective on the matter! :)