[TYPO3] Wraping content of a plugin

[Vlatko Surlan]

JoH asenau wrote:
>>> Recently I had a post about how to wrap header separately from the
>>> body of the content element. I learned I need to modify different
>>> tt_content.xxxx.20.wrap = somw | wrap. However I cannot figure out
>>> what is the xxxx for plugins? Can this be done?
>> Plugins are USER or USER_INT objects, they must implement wrap
>> themselves.
> 
> Well - you can wrap the content element "insert plugin" which can be found
> at:
> 
> tt_content.list
> 
> the original TS code for this element in CSS-styled-content is:
> 
> tt_content.list = COA
> tt_content.list {
>     10 =< lib.stdheader
>     20 = CASE
>     20 {
>         # all the available plugins
>         # are listed here by number
>         # or name
>     }
> }
> 
> 
> Since CASE offers stdWrap properties you could do something like this:
> 
> tt_content.list.20.stdWrap.wrap = <bodywrap>|</bodywrap>
> 
> But this means: Each plugin element will get the same bodywrap regardless of
> the plugin that's inside.
> 
> HTH
> 
> Joey
> 

This one worked for me. I noticed it might have something to do with 
tt_content.list because I saw it in the html source code comments. 
However I am still puzzled about how was I supposed to find this in the 
documentation. Typo3 docs are still such an unsorted forest of sprinkled 
info that I just can't seem to find my way around it.

I was wondering how would one of you guys go about finding this piece of 
info in the docs. And I am talking here about the exact line of thought. 
For example: OK we are talking about plugins so that is located at xxxx, 
then I take a look at the part about content elemnts which is located at 
xxxxx. Some kind of tutorial about finding the exact place in the 
documentation where something is described would be a nice thing :).