[TYPO3-content-rendering] RFC: Let's discuss the "default frame" in 4.3

[Krystian Szymukowicz]

Franz Koch wrote:
 > If there are different spaces needed for what reason ever, a
> section-frame with predefined css class is in my eyes the best and 
> cleanest solution.

Yes. This could be the perfect world but the reality is that some fast 
hack with margin/space is sometimes needed. I would not get rid of it.

> using "margin" for the spaces causes the already mentioned "misbehavior" 
> that margins don't get summed up - so only the largest value will be 
> used (at least in most browsers). Using "padding" would solve this, but 
> raise another problem if used in combination with section-frames, as the 
> inner padding of the frame would change and most likely break the layout 
> of the frame.

Since both ways (padding and margin) have its drawbacks it seems like we 
should revert to "height" ie: <div style="height: 10px"> </div>  ?

I think this kind of "spacing" after/before is not used often (its kind 
of fast fix) so it does not have to be integrated into one <div> 
together with frame and anchor especially if there are some drawbacks.


I would only integrate anchor in one div if frame is used.


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grtz
Krystian Szymukowicz