page style class fragmentation

Moreover inside that generic <div> the page is fragmented further into
its individual parts to make styling it only partially really simple:

   <div class="wiki view PageName+">

      <div class="text-head">
        <h2 class="text-title"> <a>PageName+</a> </h2>
      </div>

      <div class="text-body">
        here comes the
        actual page content
        ...
      </div>

      <div class="wiki-plugins">

         <div class="action-links">
            <br/>  <hr/>
            <a>edit</a>  <a>info</a>  <a>links</a>
         </div>

      </div>
   </div>

So the .wiki class itself is divided into three parts, where .text-head
typically only contains the headline (.text-title) and the actual page
content comes encapsulated in .text-body

The part following as .wiki-plugins contains the individually named output
blocks from the so called aview-plugins, one of it is the .control-links
block containing the EditThisPage, BackLinks+, ... actions and control links.
But there may be more of it inside of the .wiki-plugins block. See also
the paragraph on "plugin output styling".

Likewise the .text-head block could contain more, but currently no plugin
throws other output above the page content or title.

This further separation allows you for example to give headlines or page
content different borders or margins than the action links, so that it
matches better into your layout. You however don't need to use that classes
at all and could simply apply all styles onto the complete .wiki selector
as usual.

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