Please tell me, is there a way to remove classes that are created from tags? I understand that they appear when I add settings to a tag, but even when there are no settings, and I use my own class, the letter T with numbers is there.
I’m used to making code in webflow without any extra classes. Or is it an integral part?
It seems to me that if you want to lure webflow users, you need to do something about it. There’s even a meme going around about classes with a bunch of numbers)) much like memes in Figma with a bunch of unnamed layers.
Yes, I understand that this simplifies interaction for beginners. I’m trying to understand if there is a procedure in which I create my class and the Tag class is not created.
Perhaps it is worth giving the opportunity to rename the Tag in the constructor, for those who want it, but for beginners, they can leave it alone. The constructor coolly implements a color distinction between the tag, class and global class, and the tag will always be visible. If you absolutely need to separate the Tag in the code, then you can assign the letter T for this, for example, and it will not be T189, but t-content or t-main-section.
This will simply simplify the work in teams, or simplify the work of those who are accustomed to working according to the BEM methodology or those who are accustomed to their own order in classes.
I don’t think we can do that, but we will work on removing that class from the code if none of the styles have been aplied directly to the tag. If you change the tag directly, we are creating that class of tag which is “t + id of a tag”.
And if you are used to using only classes for every single tag, then you can do that here as well, and in future you will not see any of the tID classes in the front-end code.
