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On creating semantic structured sites sometimes it would be useful to wrap modules in page layouts with structural elements like
, and so on.
Doing that it would be a huge improvement wrapping modules optionally in some semantic markup, i.e. making some kind of wrapper which capsules a frontend module.
In my opinion, the output should look like that:
<semantic_element ID="foo" class="bar">
<module specific code>
do something
</module specific code>
</semantic_element>
At the moment I'm not quite sure how to code this.
Ideally there should be a checkbox 'wrap in semantic element' followed by a sub palette providing a select box (for the element) and two fields for CSS #id and .class.
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On creating semantic structured sites sometimes it would be useful to wrap modules in page layouts with structural elements like
Doing that it would be a huge improvement wrapping modules optionally in some semantic markup, i.e. making some kind of wrapper which capsules a frontend module.
In my opinion, the output should look like that:
At the moment I'm not quite sure how to code this.
Ideally there should be a checkbox 'wrap in semantic element' followed by a sub palette providing a select box (for the element) and two fields for CSS #id and .class.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: