Watching/listening to @shane-et-al talk about web scraping in CodeLab, I notice that we have a rather inconsistent way of encoding class attribute values. Take any given blog post, for example, and we have the following:
Value with a single dash between post and the label for a particular thing:
<h1 class="post-title">...</h1>
Value with only the label for a particular thing:
<span class="author">...</span>
Value that uses a single underscore between post and the label for a particular thing:
<div class="post_crosspost">...</div>
Value that uses two underscores between post and the label for a particular thing:
<footer class="post__credits">...</footer>
We should make this more consistent. :D
Watching/listening to @shane-et-al talk about web scraping in CodeLab, I notice that we have a rather inconsistent way of encoding class attribute values. Take any given blog post, for example, and we have the following:
Value with a single dash between
postand the label for a particular thing:<h1 class="post-title">...</h1>Value with only the label for a particular thing:
<span class="author">...</span>Value that uses a single underscore between
postand the label for a particular thing:<div class="post_crosspost">...</div>Value that uses two underscores between
postand the label for a particular thing:<footer class="post__credits">...</footer>We should make this more consistent. :D