Dewan Codes - 87
Both "module/theme" and "module / theme" are acceptable depending on the context and style guidelines you are following.
If you want to indicate that "module" and "theme" are separate entities, you can use "module / theme" with a space before and after the slash. This format makes it clear that you are referring to two distinct items.
On the other hand, if you want to convey that "module/theme" is a combined term or a single entity, you can use "module/theme" without any spaces. This format suggests that "module" and "theme" are closely related or often used together.
Dewan Codes - 87
Both "module/theme" and "module / theme" are acceptable depending on the context and style guidelines you are following.
If you want to indicate that "module" and "theme" are separate entities, you can use "module / theme" with a space before and after the slash. This format makes it clear that you are referring to two distinct items.
On the other hand, if you want to convey that "module/theme" is a combined term or a single entity, you can use "module/theme" without any spaces. This format suggests that "module" and "theme" are closely related or often used together.