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Personally, the OCD developer in me likes when all the characters are the same height.
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Opposite too. When I learned HTML color tags and CSS in the late 90s all the guides told me to uppercase it. Even though it works both ways or mixed case I still uppercase them. In recent years I have relaxed that as long as all the style sheets in my project are the same case.
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And yeah, that's right. Back in the day colors were attributes to a tag. Crazy I know.
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michael3279ypersonally never used lower case for fonts.. but everything works, do what you prefer.
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lewdogg9959yThat's why I stick my colors in an uneditable less file. No touchy my colors. Me no like when you change my colors.
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Using lowercase letters makes the math more ambiguous; lower case letters are typically reserved for variables. Capital letters in the HEX make it less ambiguous.
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