Describe the bug
Words in titles aren't all init-capped in the app; there are a couple instances in the help/settings screen that need to be lowercased. Also the version number should be bottom-aligned to coincide with the Android design unless @kyleaparker thinks differently. 馃槃
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Agreed, there are some inconsistencies with Title Case and Sentence Case throughout the app. We should decide on one and make sure we always use that.
@kyleaparker @astralbodies
WordPress iOS uses Title Case everywhere in the Me section. It also makes sense to use it because the top line is the title for each row.
As for the Version number sitting "up high", it's because it's a native tableViewFooter element. The tableViewFooter is a view attached to the very last row of a table. Since this table doesn't have much content, the footer doesn't show up at the bottom of the screen. Maybe it's better to delete the version number that shows up in Settings > Help?
I say that because we have a detailed version number in Settings > About the app > WooCommerce:
What do you think?
WordPress iOS uses Title Case everywhere in the Me section. It also makes sense to use it because the top line is the title for each row.
Yeah I think it makes sense to follow this to make sure our apps are consistent. There are a few links that will need to be updated to Title Case (Open Source Licences, Open Device Settings)
As for the Version number sitting "up high", it's because it's a native tableViewFooter element. The tableViewFooter is a view attached to the very last row of a table. Since this table doesn't have much content, the footer doesn't show up at the bottom of the screen. Maybe it's better to delete the version number that shows up in Settings > Help?
I'd be ok with removing it from Settings > Help, I just checked the blueprint design and it's not part of the design on that screen for iOS
@kyleaparker
JSYK, since we're reviewing all screens in settings, for Settings > Privacy Settings:
I'm making them all title case because that is what Apple does in the Settings App.
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