So with other helpers I can do things like P(db.table.field,
_class="text-centered") to center the text in a paragraph tag generated by
the P helper.
Is there any way to do the same with the MARKMIN helper? I
have {{=MARKMIN(post.caption)}} set for a photo blog app so I can easily
style my photo captions with Markmin. However I'd like the text centered.
Since the MARKMIN helper always wraps text in the <p> I can't center the
text by wrapping the helper in the span or div. The MARKMIN helper does not
accept classes.
Is there a way to do this without creating new CSS rules? My current
workaround is to wrap it in the div with the class "markmin" and add a CSS
rule to P tags within the div. If there's no better way I suggest changing
the MARKMIN helper to accept classes then applying to classes to all of the
<p> tags the MARKMIN helper generates. It would be very useful for clean
style code.
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