In SVG, some attributes are camelCase. I'm using Brackets with the HTMLHint extension and HTMLHint flags them as errors. For example, it complains about viewBox in this snippet.
<div class="svg hasSVG">
<svg version="1.1" width="100%" height="194" viewBox="0 0 740 194">
<g>
<text x="512" y="12" class="regBitNum">0</text>
<text x="16" y="12" class="regBitNum">31</text>
<path d="M520,2l0,16M424,2l0,16M376,2l0,16M360,2l0,16M344,2l0,16M328,2l0,16M312,2l0,16M440,2l0,16M392,2l0,16M296,2l0,16M8,5.333333333333333l0,16" class="regBitNumLine" fill="none"></path>
</g>
</svg>
</div>
Ideally, HTMLHint would have a list of attributes that are camelCase (that can be extended / controlled by the user). Extra credit if it knows which tags allow which attribute.
In SVG, some attributes are camelCase. I'm using Brackets with the HTMLHint extension and HTMLHint flags them as errors. For example, it complains about viewBox in this snippet.
Ideally, HTMLHint would have a list of attributes that are camelCase (that can be extended / controlled by the user). Extra credit if it knows which tags allow which attribute.