Naming Variants for the attributePosition Option (for Single-line Attributes)

[denbezrukov]

We are at a crucial decision point for naming the variants of the new attributePosition option, as discussed in Issue #1706. We've settled on attributePosition as the option name but need your help deciding on the best names for its variants to ensure clarity and intuitiveness.

single-line: This variant implies that attributes are positioned on a single line. It's straightforward and descriptive, indicating that no matter the number of attributes, they are consolidated into one line if possible.

compact: Suggests a compact form of presentation for attributes, minimizing the use of vertical space. While it conveys the idea of efficiency in space usage, it might not be immediately clear to all users that it refers to a single-line format.

auto: Implies that the positioning of attributes might automatically adjust based on certain criteria, such as the length of the line or the number of attributes. This name could suggest adaptability but might be too vague regarding the exact behavior.

inline: Draws from CSS terminology, where inline elements do not start on a new line. It clearly indicates that attributes will be kept on the same line, promoting readability and spatial economy.

[denbezrukov]

The root discussion: #698

[lampmaster]

single-line sounds a bit confusing

when the line is too long, props will be refactored to multiline, so auto is more appropriate.

Look at this demo - try to remove and return onMouseOver prop back and see the result.

[denbezrukov]

I totally agree and appreciate the insight. Thanks for the demo - it clearly demonstrates the point. Much appreciated!