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Skylar Page Class

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Hello Ciaran

If you add a Page Class to a menu item it should ideally be added to the <body> tag but with Skylar it appears further down the html inside maincontent ie

<body class="site com_content view-article no-layout no-task itemid-660 ">
...
<div class="maincontent">
<div class="message">
<div id="system-message-container" aria-live="polite"></div>

</div>
<div class="item-page testpageclass" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/Article">

https://www.daleswebdesign.com/skylar/lorem-ipsum.html has a Page Class of "testpageclass" applied.

Please could you make Page Class appear in the <body> tag?

Thanks

Michael Jarosz
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Hi Ciaran
Many thanks for making this change.
It's very useful!
Michael
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Hi Michael

Thank you for the suggestion. We have just created a new template update which includes raising the page class to the body tag as suggested. For details on updating your template may I suggest the following article.. https://joomla51.com/tutorials/joomla-basics/updating-your-joomla-template

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