Source of style guidline

Answer 1

There are several 'manuals of style', and some publications insist on a particular style being used.

A style guideline suggests such things as the control of references internal to the document, footnotes and so on.

If you look up 'manuals of style' or 'elements of style' in a search engine, you will be able to develop your information. There are too many to list here.

Modern manuals will consider electronic communications and computer aided subjects.

Answer 2

Style guidelines are typically created by organizations or publishers to ensure consistency in written materials. They may include formatting preferences, grammar rules, and tone guidelines to maintain a cohesive and professional presentation across all content. Common style guides include the Chicago Manual of Style, Associated Press Stylebook, and Modern Language Association (MLA) Style Manual.