Could you explain the distinction between
<span style="text-transform: uppercase;">some text</span>
and
<span>SOME TEXT</span>
They appear identical visually, but I've come across a suggestion that it's preferable to keep the text in HTML as normal and apply text-transform: uppercase;
in CSS. Does this choice truly make a difference? I've heard that using text-transform: uppercase;
can be useful for automatically capitalizing the first letter of each paragraph using pseudo-elements like :first-letter
. However, I'm concerned that using text-transform: uppercase;
might consume more memory and processing/rendering time.