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Remove classes from system templates p*.html.twig

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Created on 15 January 2015, almost 10 years ago
Updated 2 May 2024, 8 months ago

Problem/Motivation

Remove non essential classes from core - the classes are in classy, cores templates should be as clean as possible.
js required classes should be prefixed to js- according to code standards
simpletest should be done with classy theme, not stark

Proposed resolution

Twig Templates to modify

  • core/modules/system/templates/page.html.twig
  • core/modules/system/templates/pager.html.twig
  • core/modules/system/templates/progress-bar.html.twig

Remaining tasks

User interface changes

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📌 Task
Status

Closed: outdated

Version

11.0 🔥

Component
Theme  →

Last updated 4 days ago

Created by

🇮🇳India Sivaji_Ganesh_Jojodae Chennai

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  • Comment 11 months ago →
    🇳🇿New Zealand quietone
  • Status changed to Closed: outdated 8 months ago
  • Comment 8 months ago →
    🇺🇸United States bnjmnm Ann Arbor, MI

    This was filed ~10 months before Drupal 8 was released, any time during those 10 months would have been a fine time to take care of this.
    Drupal 8+ has now been around for 8.5 years, and removing the classes now would be incredibly disruptive and cause many regressions. The intentions here were good, but any benefits they'd have yeilded are trival compared to the problems that would be introduced. Closing so nobody winds up devoting any more time to something that I (Frontend Framework Manager) would not approve.

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