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Although it probably shouldn't be capitalized here, the article title definitely appears in an all-caps style on my browser (the html <title> doesn't, which is
by misnome 9y ago
Although it probably shouldn't be capitalized here, the article title definitely appears in an all-caps style on my browser (the html <title> doesn't, which is possibly what you mean, but I'd probably argue that in any normal conflict the actual content-title would win)
- binarycrusader 9y agoAh, the title shown in the browser header is not all caps, but the font shown in the article is "all caps". However, if you copy/paste the text somewhere else, you'll see it's just a font face rather than actual capital letters. Regardless, it's poor taste.
- grzm 9y agoI dug into this a bit as my curiosity was piqued. The actual HTML h1 element is title case, and styled via a CSS text-transform to uppercase. That said, regardless of how it was applied, the all-caps is for style, not the proper title of the article.