patternlowercaseChapter
PatternlowercaseChapter is a naming convention used in documentation and publishing systems to generate stable identifiers for chapters. The approach combines a fixed pattern string with the chapter title transformed to lowercase, typically inserting a separator such as a hyphen. The result is a human-readable, URL-friendly identifier that can be used for anchors, links, and search indexing.
Form and variants: The general form is pattern + separator + lowercase(title). Some implementations may concatenate without a
Examples: With the chapter title "Getting Started" and the pattern "doc-", the identifier would be "doc-getting-started."
Usage context: This convention is popular in static-site generators, wiki engines, and documentation pipelines that require
Considerations: Care should be taken with punctuation and non-Latin characters, which may require normalization or transliteration.
See also: slug, anchor, slugify, chapter identifier, content taxonomy.