Both versions are identical. Most web designers prefer the style-class version for their CSS class names. CamelCase is a tradition of Java developers. We felt that it looks odd to use CamelCase among all these boot-strap-css-classes. So we decided to implement the hyphen version as an alternative to the traditional CamelCase attribute names of JSF. We hope that it allows you to write files that look nicer, and maybe the attribute names are easier to memorize.
Both versions are identical. Most web designers prefer the
style-class
version for their CSS class names. CamelCase is a tradition of Java developers. We felt that it looks odd to use CamelCase among all these boot-strap-css-classes. So we decided to implement the hyphen version as an alternative to the traditional CamelCase attribute names of JSF. We hope that it allows you to write files that look nicer, and maybe the attribute names are easier to memorize.