[TYPO3-content-rendering] Some ideas

[Daniel Bachmann]

2012/8/8 Patrick Broens <patrick.broens at typo3.org>
Hi,

>> Right, we need a container element for aside, article, section and
>> hgroup. Like a simple integration of some kind of gridelement.
>>
>
> Either a container element or just a frame ;)

A frame is not enough. We need a container for this. An article could
consist out of multiple content elements. You can't do that with a
frame, only with a container. That's why I mentioned some kind of grid
element.

// The frame was just an idea. A content element would be great.

> At the moment I have no example for an image surrounded by millions of
> containers. But I think when we use html5 we can use the figure-tag to
> solve the problem with captions etc. A margin could be inserted inline.
And
> the rest just by using some classes. I don't like much html-code ;)

One of the topics in the BLE project was to remove these inline styles.
This is not only related to BLE, in the Netherlands we are not allowed
to use inline styles as well for governmental websites. I know it is a
stupid rule, but we have to live with it.

I've tried to have the markup as clean as possible, in all doctypes. In
HTML5 the FIGURE tag is already used. When a caption is there,
FIGCAPTION is used.

// what about something css class generating on the fly? You insert your
margins, paddings, floats and maybe borders and t3 generates your css-class
for that. You would have then only one class for everything.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen

Daniel Bachmann || design bachmann

webdesign & more

http://www.de-ba.net || info at de-ba.net



2012/8/8 Patrick Broens <patrick.broens at typo3.org>

> Hi,
>
> >> Right, we need a container element for aside, article, section and
> >> hgroup. Like a simple integration of some kind of gridelement.
> >>
> >
> > Either a container element or just a frame ;)
>
> A frame is not enough. We need a container for this. An article could
> consist out of multiple content elements. You can't do that with a
> frame, only with a container. That's why I mentioned some kind of grid
> element.
>
> > At the moment I have no example for an image surrounded by millions of
> > containers. But I think when we use html5 we can use the figure-tag to
> > solve the problem with captions etc. A margin could be inserted inline.
> And
> > the rest just by using some classes. I don't like much html-code ;)
>
> One of the topics in the BLE project was to remove these inline styles.
> This is not only related to BLE, in the Netherlands we are not allowed
> to use inline styles as well for governmental websites. I know it is a
> stupid rule, but we have to live with it.
>
> I've tried to have the markup as clean as possible, in all doctypes. In
> HTML5 the FIGURE tag is already used. When a caption is there,
> FIGCAPTION is used.
>
> Cheers,
>
> --
> Patrick Broens
> TYPO3 Core Team member
>
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