Update// I found out that i can just add dwcontent after the class, as when assigning multiple classes to div´s normally. Don´t know if this has always worked as this, but I have not tought this was possible earlier.
Hi
It is annoying, and unflexible that you have to occupy the class attribute in order to define a content area (<div class="dwcontent"... )
Most templates are using class to defne placeholders, and seldom use div. This means that I have to break/change the bootstrap css. This takes time, and is prohibiting reuse of elements/solutions and it is not as fast and easy to assign other bootstrap themes to websites.
Has anyone got a solution that doesn´t interrupt the templates, whan defining dwcontent placeholders?
Wouldn´t it be better to set another attribute eg <div align="dwcontent"... or maybe even better, something like <div setting="dwcontent:true;" .....
Anything, but the class or id tags would be a huge help.
Maybe someone has som other ideas?