RE: [wsrp] [wsrp-wsia] [change request #249] Class name length impact onperformance

We agreed to think over the next week
about shorter CSS class names while preserving clarity of meaning. Here
is our current set of class names:

portlet-font

portlet-font-dim

portlet-msg-status

portlet-msg-info

portlet-msg-error

portlet-msg-alert

portlet-msg-success

portlet-section-header

portlet-section-body

portlet-section-alternate

portlet-section-selected

portlet-section-subheader

portlet-section-footer

portlet-section-text

portlet-table-header

portlet-table-body

portlet-table-alternate

portlet-table-selected

portlet-table-subheader

portlet-table-footer

portlet-table-text

portlet-form-label

portlet-form-input-field

portlet-form-button

portlet-icon-label

portlet-form-field-label

portlet-form-field

portlet-menu

portlet-menu-item

portlet-menu-item-selected

portlet-menu-item-hover

portlet-menu-item-hover-selected

portlet-menu-cascade-item

portlet-menu-cascade-item-selected

portlet-menu-description

portlet-menu-caption

wsrp-apply

wsrp-cancel

wsrp-ok

wsrp-reset

wsrp-previous

wsrp-next

(It has been proposed these last 7 change
to using the "portlet-" prefix).

First thing I would note is that changing
to the camel casing we use everywhere else would shorten these by about
2 characters on average.

As Alejandro noted, the "portlet-"
could be shortened ... "p-" is a bit too short for me, but "ptl-"
might be enough.

Rich Thompson