plugin output styling

There often appear special 'pieces' within a rendered page that ewiki
returns, because not everything in the returned html code belongs to the
requested pages` content.

For example the current pages` title needs its own css class, like does
the block of action links ("EditThisPage, PageInfo+, ...") below every page,
so it can be distinguished from the pages` text.

Also note again the use of the '.wiki' selector within the following
stylesheet guide and ewiki CSS class overview:


.wiki  h2.page.title  {         // all titles now have it, while many
   ...                          // of them include links as well
}

.wiki.view  .action-links  {    // "EditThisPage, PageInfo+, ..." links
   ...                          // are inside such a block, like are two
}                               // <hr>'s

.wiki.info  .chunked-result {   // some generated pages (like the history
   ...                          // info/ ones) may need to split their
}                               // results; this matches those links

  //-- the edit/ pages are separated into
  //   following blocks:
.wiki.edit  .edit-box   { ... }
.wiki.edit  .image-upload   { ... }
.wiki.edit  .preview  { ... }

  //-- info/ pages contain a history of page versions, each enclosed in
  //   a <table class="version-info">, the <tr>s inside can be selected
  //   separately:
.wiki.info  table.version-info  { ... }
.wiki.info  .version-info  .action-links  { ... }
.wiki.info  .version-info  .page-author  { ... }
.wiki.info  .page-refs  { ... }
.wiki.info  .page-flags  { ... }


The class naming across most of the extension plugins is not unified, so you
may often need to look it up here - or inside of the plugins source code.
This is at least necessary for calendar and navbar, which follow a very
different naming scheme.

.wiki  .download-entry  { ... }
.wiki  .download-form  { ... }
.wiki  .upload-form  { ... }

.wiki  .image-append  { ... }







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