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I currently use Bootstrap myself for my manual tests. I can implement this reasonably well in the templates for myself.
In general, even if Bootstrap classes will be removed, once will not be able to avoid adapting the templates to use own CSS classes in them. It would only save you from removing CSS classes and div structures.
Classes that are necessary for accessing and processing the extension's JavaScript could be prefixed with js- to give the integrator an indication of which CSS class should be retained.
For this and the next version, I would defer this for the time being. If the automated acceptance tests do not require (a few) manual tests, the topic can be taken up again for TYPO3 v14.
This is just a base for discussion!
I would like to drop the Bootstrap classes in the Frontend.
The reasons:
The solution:
Strip the HTML to what is really necessary as it's down in https://github.com/derhansen/sf_event_mgt/tree/main (see also https://github.com/derhansen/sf_event_mgt/tree/main)
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