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How to get rid of CSS classes generated in Content Area
Hi,
Looks like you have your custom ContentAreaRenderer. Default ContentAreaRenderer don't add classes.
AlloyContentAreaRenderer from AlloyMVC generate html as your example.
May 25, 2015 13:37
To get rid of wrapping `div` element you can use following code:
@Html.PropertyFor (m => m.BannerContentArea, new { "hascontainer" = false })
May 25, 2015 23:03
Or actually you can rely on some built-in constants as well:
RenderSettings.HasContainerElement
May 25, 2015 23:05
I ended up creating a custom Content Area renderer http://wrzyciel.pl/force-episerver7-to-not-add-empty-divs-for-contentareas/
May 26, 2015 12:33
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We're using EPiServer CMS 8.0 and using MVC. I noticed that EPiServer generates wrapping divs in Content Area including the blocks:
I really don't mind the extra divs but what I want to get rid of is the CSS in block's wrapping divs. I tried the following code:
@Html.PropertyFor(m => m.BannerContentArea, new { ChildrenCssClass = "" })
but it doesn't work.