Are there reasons not to use multiple . in website file names (images, css files, js files…) like in logo.french.png?
Are there reasons not to use multiple . in website file names (images, css
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Are there reasons not to use multiple . in website file names (images, css files, js files…) like in logo.french.png?
Too bad that answers cannot be so short: No.
Update:
Mmh ok let me think (you wanted that!):
If you run Linux or UNIX then you should be pretty free in naming your files (regarding periods). Windows, not so sure 😉
Update 2:
There might be some special configurations of your web server (like Apache’s content negotiation) that also uses several periods in the filename to distinguish content. But that should not interfere with naming your files this way.