I think it's pretty good if your content loaders are happy to extend your
classes using the html mode.

<ul class="simple help">

However, a plug-in that allows you to add more than one class to an element
would be much better.

Perhaps it's possible to install TinyMCE and add some kind of extension to
it.

Also, because you may find content loaders reluctant to add a class to
lists, or a div around a table, you may find this jquery helpful!

        $('.content').find('ul:not([class])').addClass('simple');

        $('.content').find('table').filter(function(){
            return !$(this).parent().hasClass('data');
        }).wrap('<div class="data" />');

If you have any specific questions please don't hesitate to ask.

Murray

On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 8:54 AM, Murray Nuttall <murray.nutt...@gmail.com>wrote: