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More custom classes possible via template defaults
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Thanks!
But one step to get >>More custom classes<< is still missing.
Many --> image links for modern css frameworks require that you can add e.g.
with ---> the common {image} tag that is used in ---> nearly all templates you can't do it.
you can break up the standard by using cmsimage.php but you still get and have many problems.
the phpwcms standard is:
div
{image}
/div
{image} is rendering [by default/script/internal/no hack]
a img
but you CAN'T include any custom classes to A or IMG.
the DIV wrapper outside is helpful but you must rewrite and add styles to your css files.
THAT'S WHY THERE IS NO CSS FRAMEWORK ON THE WORLD THAT CAN BE APPLIED EASILY!
it would be a great advantage when you could add custom classes INTO/WITHIN -->> {image}
when using --any-- IMG content part
result could/should be:
a href class="MY_ABC"
img src class="MY_XYZ"
/a
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See Issue #19