<p>If you have a class member that is <code>static</code> and <code>public</code>. Would you write <code>static public</code> or <code>public static</code>? I know they are the same. But is there some recommendation / best practice for writing this?</p>

Which is recommended: "static public" or "public static"

If you have a class member that is static and public. Would you write static public or public static? I know they are the same. But is there some recommendation / best practice for writing this?

"public static" is far more common, so you might want to go with that just to increase readability for programmers who never stumbled upon "static public".

see this question

If you download the Microsoft StyleCop Visual Studio addin, it can validate your source code against the rules Microsoft use. It likes the access modifier to come first.