Handling this on the front end is incorrect, IMHO because it'll cause a shift in layout as the page loads. It's worthwhile to note that this is mainly an issue in the author because we don't display the wrappers on the publisher and on; so given that, I guess we could use JS to 'shim' this for the a...

So - we don't use Bootstrap; but that being said, most grid systems rely on parents and children to define a containerThis is how most systems work:<div class="grid"> = could be 100% width of the page     <div class="row-6">This is a six column row</div> = could be 50% width of the row     <div clas...

Yeah - we have something very similar to that and the issue is that modern responsive grid systems allow you to do things like reorder columns at different breakpoints or change the size of columns at breakpoints, ect... Our design folks are asking for a level of flexibility we need to find a way to...

Arun - yes; you can change the tag name, but I'm looking to change the name of the classes. Also - as I understand it, if you ​remove the tag, then the component becomes un-editable.

The problem with that is that if we hide the wrapper completely; then the dialog doesn't work :/Also - I've tried `.getOptions(getRequest(), true).getCssClassNames().add("TEST_CELL");` for IncludeOptions and it doesn't seem to work.

Ok - Is there a way to include a component (parent) in another component (child) and have the child component's dialog and parsys still work?

No - just the classes the wrapper component writes; but I need to be able to change them dynamically.

We're trying to implement a solution a bit more dynamic than this to allow grids to be more freely authored. I think we'd still like to see if there's a way to programmatically change the wrapper classes for a component OR use a component's HTL to include another component that has it's dialog as st...

Hey folks,I'm working on a custom grid building component. The problem I'm having is that the wrapper div is negatively effecting my ability to build columns (the columns set a width of the parent, but on the author this looks weird, because the column's parent is actually the wrapper, not the row e...