Client: “We want every single upper case letter removed from the site and replaced with all lower case.”
Me: “Okay, that’s a lot of work. There are dozens, probably hundreds of instances of upper case letters on the site. Unfortunately, we’ll have to bill you for this.”
Client: “That’s fine.”
“A lot of work”? Assuming you have no uppercase letters in any of your html, and as far as I know there is no place in html where you need to have uppercase letters, you should be able to write a pretty trivial script to go through all the site’s pages and change all uppercase letters to lowercase. The only issue that I can think of is any javascript you might have in your html files, but if that were an issue, it still wouldn’t take too much effort to use an html parser to ignore anything inside of a <script> tag, or perhaps even to only look at tags where you know you have text, like <p> and <div>, or whichever tags you happen to have your text content in.
