[Typo3] wrap content header with table instead of h1 tag

[Tyler Kraft]

never mind the LOAD_REGSITR actually why not just modify the 
styles.content.get call?

styles.content.xxx is discussed in depth in the TS by example, and then 
if you go to your site root template and look at the template analyzer 
you can click on the extension called css_styled_content and it will 
show you typoscript that gets the content for the left and right column. 
  then in your template just add a wrap using TS in your template.

I think styles.content.getLeft.wrap = <..> | </..>  should work forma 
quick glance



Tyler Kraft wrote:
> Hi
> 
> I think you need to look at the LOAD_REGISTER in TSref.  Somthing like 
> this is/used to commonly be used to change the max image width for 
> specific columns, so probably lots of info about that on the list archives.
> 
> hth
> Tyler
> 
> 
> Jacob Floyd wrote:
> 
>> I've been looking around for a way to surround each content element in
>> the left and right columns (but not the middle or the border) with a
>> table containing 2 cells. 1 per row. In the first cell I need the
>> header of the content element, and the main content of the element in
>> the second cell.
>>
>> I started searching in TypoScript Object Analyzer and found that
>> lib.stdHeader seems to have all the information, but I don't want to
>> change it directly there because I want it to apply as is to the
>> middle column.
>>
>> Right now I'm using the CSS styled content extension. When I refer to
>> the column in my template I have been using style.content.get*
>> (Left,Right and Border) to fill my pages with the content.
>>
>> Is there an easy way to wrap as described above?
>>
>> which cObject(s) can I wrap with the example below:
>>
>> whole element wrap:
>> <table width="95%"  border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0"> | 
>> </table><br />
>>
>> element header wrap (I don't want it wrapped in <h#> tags):
>> <tr><td align="center" class="sectiontop">.: | :.</td></tr>
>>
>> element content wrap
>> <tr><td align="center"  class="sectionbody"> | </td></tr>
>>
>> If I've missed something in the TSRef or TS by Example or some other
>> manual, please point me to it.
>>
>> Thanks!