Which is better to define color?
color:#fff;
or
color:#FFF;
?
I like #FFF because it catch your eyes' focus faster than #fff. But PS returns lowercase, so I was wondering if lowercase hexadecimal is better than uppercase. Why this thread closed? o.Oa
“Which is better” is comparing two or more of something and asking for someone's opinion. This sentence could accept several as being best of the group. ”Which one is better” narrows the choice to one.
Usually the context makes it clear if the choices are mutually exclusive or not. If it's obvious the choices exclude each other, than a speaker would say "Which" with the listener understanding there's a missing "Which (one)".
[M] [T] He can play the piano better than I can. [M] [T] I like white roses better than red ones. [M] [T] She knows better than to argue with him. [M] [T] Tom knows better than to fight with you.
“Better of two” is correct. “Best” is used when the comparison is among more than two persons.
It depends what colour you want. #fff is 'white' and #FFF is 'WHITE'. Your choice.
Neither;
color: white;
In all seriousness, tho', it doesn't matter so long as it matches the general design of your site. (For example, SO or FB should use #FFF
, while, say, Apple would use #fff
. Matches the rounded corners better, you see?)
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