[TYPO3-dev] css_styled_content makes wrong markup

[Dr. Ronald P. Steiner]

Hello Uschi,

could you please share this TS-code that switches from
<a id="c22"></a>
to
<div class="csc-textpic csc-textpic-intext-right-nowrap" id="c22">
?

greetings

Ron

Uschi Renziehausen schrieb:
> Martin Kutschker wrote:
>> Uschi Renziehausen schrieb:
>>> Hi Masi,
> Hi Masi,
>>>
>>> Martin Kutschker wrote:
>>>> Uschi Renziehausen schrieb:
>>>>>
>>>>> I cannot judge, but I know for sure that there are people around 
>>>>> who are disturbed by this anchor element
>>>>
>>>> Why? TYPO3 had those anchor since I ever saw it, whoch was 3.5. But 
>>>> I guess it has been there much longer.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Why? Perhaps because they are friends of lean clean markup?
>>
>> I like clean markup. But the way some folks fight over the code 
>> reminds me of a term used for guys correcting other guys postings. The 
>> nasty term is "grammar nazi".
>>
>> Sorry, but to me this is nit picking.
> 
> Do you really think it is necessary to insult people just because they 
> do not like superfluous code in their markup? There might be people who 
> who exaggerate, but I do find grammar nazi in our current context a 
> little bit over the top. Can you tell me a reason why that anchor 
> element should be kept although it is superfluous, no css changes are 
> needed plus people might encounter problems with it?
>>
>>> It must have been around since the time where section index was 
>>> introduced, because otherwise you could not have section links. And 
>>> in those olden times it was needed, because browsers did not react to 
>>> id but only <a name="somename">Go upstairs</a>
>>> But nowadays all browsers can deal with id as target for a section 
>>> link, so the a element is superfluous and in some rare cases might 
>>> cause layout trouble or invalid code.
>>
>> I don't see how an extra valid element may invalidate the surrounding 
>> code.
> It can happen when you want you want to display your content inside a 
> list, be that dl, ul or dl. This, if I remember right, was the problem 
> of a guy I talked to in irc or I read about it in german or english list.
> 
>>
>> Anyway, if you don't like it change the TS. If you have more time 
>> build your own rendering extension.
>>
> I changed it in TS, and I am sure I am not the only one. It took me some 
> time, but i figured it out on my own and learned a lot by doing so. This 
> is not something you learn in your first three lessons of TS.
> Even if I was able to build my own rendering extensions I would not do 
> so. I do believe in the improvement of what we have, and that is not bad 
> already ;-)
> 
> Uschi