Type specific classes for lists

[juho.jaakkola]

Lists rendered by elgg_view_entity_list() get the following classes as default:

• "elgg-list elgg-list-entities" (list_type = list)
• "elgg-gallery" (list_type = gallery)

When creating themes and new content types there's often need to style lists of different content types in a different way. It is possible to pass a class to the elgg_list_entities*() as list_class parameter. If I however have many lists throughout the site I would have to add that parameter to each call.

So how about adding two new list classes automatically based on entity's type and subtype?

Then for example a list of blogs would get the following classes:

• elgg-list
• elgg-list-entity
• elgg-list-object
• elgg-list-object-blog

And respectively:

• elgg-gallery
• elgg-gallery-object
• elgg-gallery-object-blog

Now it would be possible to easily define different css for example to a list of blogs and a list of videos.

(Btw, is the elgg-list-entity class currenly even used for anything?)

[cash]

I'm fine with this. Setting to Elgg 1.9