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Is the CSS "text-transform" property affect SEO results?

I am building a website with tons of 1999 navigation capitalization and headings. I just add text content as it appears (in capital letters), but another designer in the project insists on using lowercase text in his HTML document and in the header using an application style:

.tedious {text-transform:uppercase;}

I understand the argument of separating the style from the content, but in this case it really doesn’t matter, because I personally will not support the site, and I can’t even imagine that the client will need to non-identify all this text. The question is: 1. will search engines even pay attention to the capitalization of the text in the document, and 2. will the searcher go so far as to read my stylesheet and look for such things (I think not). I know that BOLD, STRONG, EM, etc. They have a (diminishing) effect on SEO, so I can imagine a scenario where CAPS will be, but I have never heard that someone really claims, not to mention it.

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It will only affect what is shown in the search results, and the results of your colleagues will be displayed in lower case results.

You mentioned the separation of style from content, but I’m not sure that text conversion is really a style, it is a change of content, I’m sure that some people will argue on the other hand.

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If I were a search engine, I would not like the cover. I would take care of the content.

In terms of human readability, upper case is not so easy to read.

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Caring for aesthetics would be simply nonsense in the concept of separating presentation and content .

How about .not-important-at-all {text-transform:uppercase;}? What about colorthen (redder than green?) font-weight, font-size...

Definitely not.

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