I'm just getting them where I don't need em, and I don't want them
used by my css designer when they ought to be using the html element
names themselves. e.g.:
<def tag="block">
<div class="block" merge-attrs>
<h3 param="title"/>
<h4 param="subtitle"/>
<p param="content"/>
</div>
</def>
generates html like...
<h3 class="title">
...and for some anal retentive reason I would rather the css designer
write styles for ".block h3" rather than ".block .title". I want my
html to be as minimalistic as possible; in this case the class
attribute is totally redundant.
Understandably, not a pressing need :)
On Oct 16, 1:21 pm, Tom Locke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Is there a way to stop dryml from appending class names to the html
> > elements it's creating?
>
> No, that's not optional I'm afraid. Why don't you want it? It's never
> caused any trouble in my code.
>
> Tom
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