: Indicate that text is a proper noun (such as a product name) How do I indicate that certain words are a product name (in cases where it's not obvious)? "Delightful apple cake" is excellent.
How do I indicate that certain words are a product name (in cases where it's not obvious)?
"Delightful apple cake" is excellent.
Delightful apple cake is excellent.
Delightful apple cake is excellent.
Or, perhaps, a different font, font size, ...
Or maybe just leave it like the rest of the text?
EDIT
Though a general solution to be applied wherever the need arises would be preferable, I am mainly interested in the case of paragraph text on a webpage describing the product. The product name might appear more than once on it.
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There is no general answer for this but typically bold, capitalization or even all caps, and a color change would be a good starting point.
We've worked hard to ensure Delightful Apple Cake is the best pre-packaged apple cake available.
Capitalization alone makes it more apparent
We've worked hard to ensure Delightful Apple Cake is the best pre-packaged apple cake available.
Color change I can't do on here natively without posting a screenshot but it can be with bold or without.
Another thing to note is if the product or brand is registered and/or trademarked that can be used as a good indicator as well
We've worked hard to ensure Delightful® Apple Cake is the best pre-packaged apple cake available.
A final subtle clue was the inclusion of a lower-case "apple cake" further differentiating one is a name the other is a thing.
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