Add semantic HTML, classes and ids to page elements so that they can be styled more easily
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Darri
When adding custom CSS to customise the look and feel of the festival it's
really
tough to identify which CSS selectors to use to target specific elements, mainly because the developers have used TailWind or something like it to style the elements. It would be are huge help if the following ideas were introduced:
1) elements should be semantically appropriate to the content, e.g. <section>, <h1>, instead of just plain <div> elements
2) human-readable classes and / or ids applied where appropriate, e.g. "film-list", "film-item", "nav-item", "page-title"
3) a class applied to the main containing element for each page template, so we can tell which page to apply styles to, e.g. "catalog-page", "film-page".
If these were done then custom styling would be
far
more robust, quicker, easier, and cheaper.Log In
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Don Rainwater
this is a no brainer. why tell people they can edit the css, if the element identifiers are arbitrary and anonymous?
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Kirk Gollwitzer
This is an html code level discussion, few end users have little idea of what you might be asking us to comment on. With all respect, it still appears to me that the interface for simple customization of a film festival's presence is at an immature level, and not really ready for prime time use.