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<blockquote data-quote="CyberSimian" data-source="post: 1207337" data-attributes="member: 141969">What is the correct spelling of the &quot;colorDiffuse&quot; tag?I am continuing with my tweaks to the old &quot;DefaultWide&quot;skin, during which I have noticed some occurrences of the &quot;colordiffuse&quot; tag spelled &quot;colorDiffuse&quot;.&nbsp; I noticed this because I was trying to change the colour value, and it was having no effect.&nbsp; After changing the spelling to &quot;colordiffuse&quot;, my new colour value took effect.Well... I decided to scan the &quot;DefaultWide&quot; XML files for other occurrences, and found about a dozen of them.&nbsp; Then I decided to scan &quot;DefaultWideHD&quot; ([USER=54906]@catavolt[/USER]) and found 86 occurrences, and &quot;Ares&quot; ([USER=118429]@wizard123[/USER]) has 7 occurrences.Now, it did occur to me that this misspelling may be intentional.&nbsp; The desire may have been to retain the line for documentation purposes, without the line having any effect.&nbsp; Misspelling the tag name would be one way of doing that.&nbsp; Was that the intention?&nbsp; If not, I can append a list of files that need fixing.Finally, I feel compelled to remark that having case-sensitive tag names is (in my view) a poor choice.&nbsp; As far as I know, tag names in HTML are not case sensitive. -- from CyberSimian in the UK</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CyberSimian, post: 1207337, member: 141969"] [b]What is the correct spelling of the "colorDiffuse" tag?[/b] I am continuing with my tweaks to the old "DefaultWide"skin, during which I have noticed some occurrences of the "colordiffuse" tag spelled "colorDiffuse". I noticed this because I was trying to change the colour value, and it was having no effect. After changing the spelling to "colordiffuse", my new colour value took effect. Well... I decided to scan the "DefaultWide" XML files for other occurrences, and found about a dozen of them. Then I decided to scan "DefaultWideHD" ([USER=54906]@catavolt[/USER]) and found 86 occurrences, and "Ares" ([USER=118429]@wizard123[/USER]) has 7 occurrences. Now, it did occur to me that this misspelling may be intentional. The desire may have been to retain the line for documentation purposes, without the line having any effect. Misspelling the tag name would be one way of doing that. Was that the intention? If not, I can append a list of files that need fixing. Finally, I feel compelled to remark that having case-sensitive tag names is (in my view) a poor choice. As far as I know, tag names in HTML are not case sensitive. -- from CyberSimian in the UK [/QUOTE]

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