[TYPO3-english] RC2: What is the csc-default frame for?

[Tyler Kraft]

Hi Peter,

No offence but I think thats a bit naive of an expectation perhaps. 
Every upgrade that I can think of (from 3.6 - > 3.7 -> 3.8 - etc -> to 
4.3) has involved slight changes and modification to how the rendering 
is done - from 'cset default' and 'content' in 3.6 to csc in v 4.3.

That's just the nature of the beast and tbh in my opinion they keep 
evolving in ways for the good. Granted I wasn't happy about this wrap 
around the html items either when it first happened (as we've been using 
  4.3 beta for an upgrade for sometime now) as it involved having to go 
and rewrite how it worked in one instance. But that was only the one 
instance.

Additionally there are notes as to what has changed in each instance so 
the admin can gauge if it will cause a problem. As well you can set the 
rendering mode to be a former version of csc if you want it to be.

All in all I think this is fine personally.

Just my 2cents

T

Peter Russ wrote:
> --- Original Nachricht ---
> Absender:   Philipp Holdener
> Datum:       27.11.2009 07:48:
>> Francois Suter schrieb:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>>> For what is this default frame
>>>>
>>>> <div .. class="csc-default"...>
>>>>
>>>> ?
>>>>
>>>> I have a lot of HTML CE that are puting some html code together --> 
>>>> this are wrapped with this default frame too. That makes my code 
>>>> invalid :(
> [...]
>>> I know this change should have been advertised more openly, but we 
>>> (Core devs) are doing our best. It *is* documented in the NEWS.txt 
>>> file. Actually every TYPO3 admin should read this file when 
>>> upgrading, because it is the one reference about all changes.
>>>
>>> HTH
>>>
>>
>>
>> Hello everybody
>>
>> Thanks for your feedback!
>> I think its a good thing.. but NOT for HTML CE!
> 
> It might be a good thing when starting a site from scratch.
> But IMHO upgrading an extisting installation should NEVER add something 
> to content by default that changes the display by disturbing the design.
> 
> Peter.
>