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Do you like aliases?

Yes
33%
1
No
33%
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Who cares
33%
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Total votes : 3

Hi guys, once upon a time I created my css framework (a bunch of rules) which featured similar aliases:
.txt-centered, .txt-center,
.text-center, .text-centered,
.text-c, .centered, .center {text-align:center;}

or more away from typing to customized for mood
.hand, .palm, .pointer {cursor:pointer;}
.necklace, .underlined {border-bottom: 1px solid #111;}


This was done to never ever think about proper alias and have certain flexibility. Swinging between projects (like between tags in couchcms) makes brain forget the right setting and suggest what is closest to its current mood. Every time I expected a certain name to work - i added it to list. So it was a real used thing, created step by step.

What if CouchCMS could have aliases to parameters and tags to forgive typos and not forcing to check documentation so often (custom_field or custom_fields, url or link, file or logfile)?
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hi there,
i know, it's not quite the same, but someone did create a CouchCMS-autocomplete-package for Sublime Text

https://www.couchcms.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=8120
@byronical, thanks, probably this solves the whole thing. However this is a sample of a `human` approach to technical issues, making code adapt to people, not people adapt to code (with syntax hints etc).
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