René Haché's guest appearances

René Haché

Modules Unraveled Podcast

Adam Hill

Matt Smith

Amy Parker

Mike Potter

Eric Schmidt

Dave Hall

David Hernandez

Tom Kirkpatrick

Bryan Jones

Stuart Clark

Scott Reeves

Micah Godbolt

Maarten Balliauw

Joshua Mitchell

Matt Cheney

OwlTail

M Parker

## Project * What is the Clean Markup Module?     * Allows a site administrator to configure the markup spit out by blocks and panels.     * Submit feature requests and patches for other modules!  * What does the module actually do?     * Blocks:         * On the block configuration page, there's a vertical tab with options for customizing the markup. e.g.:             * Disable or set the HTML5 element to use as the block wrapper,             * Enable or disable an inner div,             * Add classes to the outer block element,             * Add custom attributes (i.e. role="navigation")             * Set the HTML5 element to wrap the title,             * Toggle whether the block title is displayed visually,             * Disable or set the HTML5 element to wrap the content.     * Panels         * Provides a pane style with similar markup options as the blocks.         * Provides a region style with similar markup options as the blocks and panes.             * Also lets you enable or disable separator divs between panes in the region.         * Provides four clean panel layouts.             * One Column Clean: one region and single wrapper.             * One Column Reset: one region with no wrapper.             * Six pack: six regions.             * Myriad: five rows with four regions each that will output the absolute minimum markup. For example, a row with only one region will not output the row wrapper.  * Where does it fit in with other modules?     * Complements Display Suite         * DS lets you customize node, user layouts.     * Complements Fences.         * Served as an inspiration to our module.         * Really early on, our module was going to be a patch to Fences.         * Fences deals exclusively with fields though.     * Complements Mothership         * Great HTML reset theme         * Problem is that if you want to customize HTML element for a particular block, say, you have to write it's own theme files — on a site with lots of blocks, that gets unwieldy.     * Semantic panels         * Actually didn't know of this project originally.         * Disclaimer: Have not used or worked with it.         * Pretty similar to the panels part of our module.         * Quick glance over the settings form suggests it provides fewer points of customization.         * Have filed an issue to collaborate with them.  * What's the future of the module?     * Plan to support views.         * Semantic views - it lets you customize the field and row wrappers, but doesn't support customizing view-header, view-content, view-footer regions and the view wrapper itself.  ## Use Cases * Is this best utilized during the initial development phase? * How easy is it to retrofit it into an existing site?  ## NodeSquirrel (Unofficial Sponsor)  I mentioned NodeSquirrel in this episode, and that I would share a coupon code for them. So, here it is, exclusively for listeners of the Modules Unraveled Podcast: Use "StartToGrow" it's a 12-month free upgrade from the Start plan to the Grow plan. So, using it means that the Grow plan will cost $5/month for the first year instead of $10. (10 GB storage on up to 5 sites)

## Project * What is the Clean Markup Module?     * Allows a site administrator to configure the markup spit out by blocks and panels.     * Submit feature requests and patches for other modules! * What does the module actually do?     * Blocks:         * On the block configuration page, there's a vertical tab with options for customizing the markup. e.g.:             * Disable or set the HTML5 element to use as the block wrapper,             * Enable or disable an inner div,             * Add classes to the outer block element,             * Add custom attributes (i.e. role="navigation")             * Set the HTML5 element to wrap the title,             * Toggle whether the block title is displayed visually,             * Disable or set the HTML5 element to wrap the content.     * Panels         * Provides a pane style with similar markup options as the blocks.         * Provides a region style with similar markup options as the blocks and panes.             * Also lets you enable or disable separator divs between panes in the region.         * Provides four clean panel layouts.             * One Column Clean: one region and single wrapper.             * One Column Reset: one region with no wrapper.             * Six pack: six regions.             * Myriad: five rows with four regions each that will output the absolute minimum markup. For example, a row with only one region will not output the row wrapper. * Where does it fit in with other modules?     * Complements Display Suite         * DS lets you customize node, user layouts.     * Complements Fences.         * Served as an inspiration to our module.         * Really early on, our module was going to be a patch to Fences.         * Fences deals exclusively with fields though.     * Complements Mothership         * Great HTML reset theme         * Problem is that if you want to customize HTML element for a particular block, say, you have to write it's own theme files — on a site with lots of blocks, that gets unwieldy.     * Semantic panels         * Actually didn't know of this project originally.         * Disclaimer: Have not used or worked with it.         * Pretty similar to the panels part of our module.         * Quick glance over the settings form suggests it provides fewer points of customization.         * Have filed an issue to collaborate with them. * What's the future of the module?     * Plan to support views.         * Semantic views - it lets you customize the field and row wrappers, but doesn't support customizing view-header, view-content, view-footer regions and the view wrapper itself. ## Use Cases * Is this best utilized during the initial development phase? * How easy is it to retrofit it into an existing site? ## NodeSquirrel (Unofficial Sponsor) I mentioned NodeSquirrel in this episode, and that I would share a coupon code for them. So, here it is, exclusively for listeners of the Modules Unraveled Podcast: Use "StartToGrow" it's a 12-month free upgrade from the Start plan to the Grow plan. So, using it means that the Grow plan will cost $5/month for the first year instead of $10. (10 GB storage on up to 5 sites)

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