[TYPO3-dev] Master Style 4 Typo3

[Ries van Twisk]

JoH wrote:

>>>>Actually i´m afraid there is already a concept like this and just
>>>>gets not used enough or i misunderstood it - if so please ignore
>>>>this mail or explain it to me, otherwise i would be glad to get
>>>>comments on this idea.
>>>>
>>>>Clean styles are the future! (Says a square-eyed-man ;)
>>>>
>>>>
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>>>>
>>>Have a look at this to see that there are others sharing the same
>>>idea ... http://wiki.typo3.org/index.php/Contend_Rendering_Schemes
>>>
>>>Happy styling ;-)
>>>
>>>
>>>      
>>>
>>you mean a theme???? Like found in mamdo and several nukes?
>>    
>>
>
>No - not a theme - but a scheme.
>A set of default classes for default output of extensions and TYPO3 itself.
>It's not about having a predefined style but predefined class- and/or
>id-settings.
>It simply doesn't make any sense to have something like
>
><h1 class="tx_whatevermyextensionis_pi1_singleviewheader
>firstheader">Whatever</h1>
>
>followed by
>
><h2 class="tx_whatevermyextensionis_pi1_listviewheader
>secondheader">Whatever</h1>
>
>when you can have something like this:
>
><div class="tx_whatevermyextensionis_pi1">
>    <div class="singleview">
>        <h1 class="firstheader">Whatever</h1>
>    </div>
>    <div class="listview">
>        <h2 class="secondheader">Whatever</h2>
>    </div>
></div>
>
>Same for almost any other HTML element that is used more than once by
>different extensions and/or content elements.
>So as far as I understood the goal is to have as few different ids and
>classes as possible to make styling a lot easier for the designers.
>
>Joey
>
>  
>
I see what you mean...
Personally I don't like to use ID's for styling but for identification....

Can't it even be cut to something like this??
h1/h2 are already different tags, no need to use a class for that....

<div class="tx_whatevermyextensionis_pi1">
    <div class="singleview">
        <h1>Whatever</h1>
    </div>
    <div class="listview">
        <h2>Whatever</h2>
    </div>
</div>

Also I am afraid that is just up to the extension designer...
Personally I sometimes if still problems making really good use of 
CSS... I think most designers do if  I take a look around on the internet...
It might be a good idea to make a good CSS design document for extension 
developers to have some grip on what's going on in HTML/CSS and how to 
make good use of it when it comes to intergrating it into typo3...

Ries...