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How to remove class "section" from the wrapper element of a component?

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Hello,

to customize the wrapper element of a component (the one which AEM automatically adds) I'm adding the node "cq:htmlTag", with the following properties:

  • cq:tagName = div
  • class = thumbnail

With this setting, in the html output of the component I see

<div class="thumbnail section"> .... </div>

 

How can I say to AEM to not write the class "section"?

Thanks!

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alessandroniciforo wrote...

My usecase is that the design of the templates is being done independently, at the time being. So I'd like to avoid any possible conflict.

Anyway, I would expect that any additional class used internally by the software, not customizable, use a namespace to avoid conflicts with an already existing css (especially with a common name such as "section"). It's awful that it uses "section" instead of "cq-section" or "aem-section".

 


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what is your usecase?    Section is used internally for run mode to provide various functionality & I would advise not to remove.  Instead create different css rules.

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You can create a div with class 'thumbnail' under 'section' div and customize your css accordingly.

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My usecase is that the design of the templates is being done independently, at the time being. So I'd like to avoid any possible conflict.

Anyway, I would expect that any additional class used internally by the software, not customizable, use a namespace to avoid conflicts with an already existing css (especially with a common name such as "section"). It's awful that it uses "section" instead of "cq-section" or "aem-section".

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alessandroniciforo wrote...

My usecase is that the design of the templates is being done independently, at the time being. So I'd like to avoid any possible conflict.

Anyway, I would expect that any additional class used internally by the software, not customizable, use a namespace to avoid conflicts with an already existing css (especially with a common name such as "section"). It's awful that it uses "section" instead of "cq-section" or "aem-section".

 


File a daycare request