Feature: #79622 - Introducing Frame Class for Fluid Styled Content

Description

In CSS Styled Content it is possible to provide additional CSS classes for the wrapping container element. This feature is now available for Fluid Styled Content, too.

The default layout of Fluid Styled Content is now passing the value of Frame Class directly to the template and prefixes the value by default with frame-<key>.

Implementation in Fluid Styled Content

<div id="c{data.uid}" class="frame frame-{data.frame_class} ...">
   ...
</div>

Explanation of Keys and Effects of Frame Classes

Name	Key	CSS Class	Additional Effects
Default	default	frame-default
Ruler Before	ruler-before	frame-ruler-before	A ruler is added after the output.
Ruler After	ruler-after	frame-ruler-after	A ruler is added after the output.
Indent	indent	frame-indent	Margin of 15% is added to the left and right side.
Indent, 33/66%	intent-left	frame-indent-left	Margin of 33% is added to the left side.
Indent, 66/33%	indent-right	frame-indent-right	Margin of 33% is added to the right side.
No Frame	none	(none)	No Frame is rendered.

Please note that you need to include the optional static template "Fluid Styled Content Styling" to have a visual effect on the new added CSS classes.

Edit Predefined Options

TCEFORM.tt_content.frame_class {
   removeItems = default,ruler-before,ruler-after,indent,indent-left,indent-right,none
   addItems {
      superframe = LLL:EXT:extension/Resources/Private/Language/locallang.xlf:superframe
   }
}

$GLOBALS['TCA']['tt_content']['columns']['frame_class']['config']['items'][] = [
   0 = LLL:EXT:extension/Resources/Private/Language/locallang.xlf:superframe
   1 = superframe
];

Impact

Frame Class is now available to all Fluid Styled Content elements.