Also
see
the
Titles
section
of
SIMStylebook.com.
Heads
and
titles
Text
references
to
headlines
are
up-style,
no
matter
the
style—all
caps,
all
lowercase,
up-style,
or
down-style—of
the
actual
headline.
See
“Fun
Finishes,”
opposite.
For
more
information,
see
“The
Lowdown
on
Lighting”
on
page
24.
For
uppercase
and
lowercase
headlines,
capitalize
all
main
words
(adjectives,
adverbs,
pronouns,
nouns,
and
verbs).
Also
capitalize
the
first
and
last
words
in
a
head.
In
up-style
headlines,
other
words
needn’t
be
capped
when
they
start
a
line
other
than
the
first
line,
but
they
can
be
capped
for
design
purposes.
(See
also
Covers.)
Presents
with
a
Personal
Twist
Presents
with
A
Personal
Twist
Lighting
For
Less
Lowercase
prepositions
and
conjunctions
of
four
letters
or
fewer
unless
they
begin
a
line
of
a
headline.
for
from
into
like
out
with
Capitalize
conjunctions
and
prepositions
with
more
than
four
letters
(about,
before,
between,
through,
without).
All
Through
the
Night
Capitalize
that
in
headlines
when
used
as
a
pronoun
or
adjective.
Don’t
capitalize
as
a
conjunction.
Capitalize
prepositions
that
are
a
basic
part
of
a
verb
form.
Wake
Up
a
Breakfast
Room
Add
On
a
Bump-Out
EXCEPTION:
“to”
in
infinitives.
to
Be
to
Do
to
Go
Capitalize
both
words
of
compound
terms
and
hyphenated
words.
Built-Ins
for
Storage
Built-In
Storage
Easy-Care
Houseplants
Make-Ahead
Meals
Two-Way
Desk
Good-Looking
Eye-Catching
Lowercase
prepositions
and
articles
in
hyphenated
multiple-word
descriptors.
Out-of-the-Way
Storage
Capitalization,
SR5.1
Acronyms,
SR5.2
After
colons,
SR5.3
Directions
and
regions,
SR5.4
Heads
and
titles,
SR5.5
Names,
SR5.6
Web
sites,
SR5.7
Zones,
SR5.8
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