content {
    # cat=content/cHeader/h0; type=int[1-5]; label=Default Header type: Enter the number of the header layout to be used by default.
    defaultHeaderType = 1
    shortcut.tables = tt_content,tt_address,tt_products,tt_news
}

# cat=advanced; type=int+; label= News Content PID: If your template has a column with "news"-content fetched from another page-id, this is where you enter the id-number of that page!
styles.content.getNews.newsPid = 0

styles.content.links {
    keep = path
    # cat=content/links; type=small; label= Target for external links
    extTarget = _blank
    target = {$PAGE_TARGET}
    allowTags = a, abbr, acronym, address, article, aside, b, bdo, big, blockquote, br, caption, center, cite, code, col, colgroup, dd, del, dfn, dl, div, dt, em, font, footer, header, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, hr, i, img, ins, kbd, label, li, link, meta, nav, ol, p, pre, q, s, samp, sdfield, section, small, span, strike, strong, style, sub, sup, table, thead, tbody, tfoot, td, th, tr, title, tt, u, ul, var
}

styles.content.imgtext {
    # TIP! if register[maxImageWidth] is set, this will override maxW
    # cat=content/cImage/b1; type=int+; label= Max Image Width: This indicates that maximum number of pixels (width) a block of images inserted as content is allowed to consume.
    maxW = 600
    # cat=content/cImage/b2; type=int+; label= Max Image Width (Text): Same as above, but this is the maximum width when text is wrapped around an imageblock. Default is 50% of the normal Max Image Width.
    maxWInText =
    # cat=content/cImage/b4; type=options[Default img-tag=default, img-tag with alternate sources as srcset-attribute=srcset, picture-tag with source-child-tags=picture, img-tag with alternate sources as data-attributes=data]; label= Rendering-type for responsive images.
    layoutKey = default

    # cat=content/cImage/c1; type=string; label= Click-enlarge Image Width: This specifies the width of the enlarged image when click-enlarge is enabled.
    linkWrap.width = 800m
    linkWrap.height = 600m
    linkWrap.effects =
    # cat=content/cImage/c2; type=boolean; label= Advanced, New window: If set, every click-enlarged image will open in it's own popup window and not the current popup window (which may have a wrong size for the image to fit in)
    linkWrap.newWindow = 0
    # cat=content/cImage/c3; type=boolean; label= Lightbox click-enlarge rendering: Whether images with click-enlarge checked should be rendered lightbox-compliant
    linkWrap.lightboxEnabled = 0
    # cat=content/cImage/c4; type=string; label= Lightbox CSS class: Which CSS class to use for lightbox links (only applicable if lightbox rendering is enabled)
    linkWrap.lightboxCssClass = lightbox
    # cat=content/cImage/c5; type=string; label= Lightbox rel="" attribute: Which rel="" attribute to use for lightbox links (only applicable if lightbox rendering is enabled)
    linkWrap.lightboxRelAttribute = lightbox[{field:uid}]

    # cat=content/cImage/e2; type=string; label= Images, empty title handling: How will the 'title' attribute be handled if no title is given for an image. Possible choices: "keepEmpty", "useAlt" or "removeAttr". Recommended for accessibility is "removeAttr". For correct tooltips on IE, use "keepEmpty". For previous TYPO3 behaviour, use "useAlt".
    emptyTitleHandling = removeAttr
    # cat=content/cImage/e3; type=boolean; label= Images, title in link: Do you want the 'title' attribute to be added to the surrounding <a> tag, if present? Recommended for accessibility is "true".
    titleInLink = 1
    # cat=content/cImage/e4; type=boolean; label= Images, title in link and IMG: If you have the title in the <a>-tag (titleInLink=true), you don't get the 'title' in the <img>-tag. IE will not show the tooltip anymore. So to get the 'title' in <img> too (to keep IE happy), set this too. Recommended for accessibility is "false". For correct tooltips on IE, set this to "true".
    titleInLinkAndImg = 0

    # cat=content/cImage/g1; type=int[0-100]; label= Advanced, Column space: Horizontal distance between images in a block in content elements of type "Images" or "Text & Images". If you change this manually in your CSS, you need to adjust this setting accordingly.
    colSpace = 10
    # cat=content/cImage/g2; type=int[0-100]; label= Advanced, Row space: Vertical distance after each image row in content elements of type "Images" or "Text & Images". If you change this manually in your CSS, you need to adjust this setting accordingly.
    rowSpace = 10
    # cat=content/cImage/g3; type=int[0-100]; label= Advanced, Margin to text: Horizontal distance between an imageblock and text in content elements of type "Text & Images".
    textMargin = 10

    # cat=content/cImage/i1; type=color; label= Image border, color: Bordercolor of images in content elements when "Border"-option for element is set.
    borderColor = #000000
    # cat=content/cImage/i1; type=color; label= Image border, color: Bordercolor of images in content elements when "Border"-option for element is set.
    borderColor2 = #000000
    # cat=content/cImage/i2; type=int[0-100]; label= Image border, thickness: Thickness of border around images in content elements when "Border"-option for element is set.
    borderThick = 2
    # cat=content/cImage/i3; type=int+; label= Image border, padding: Padding left and right to the image, around the border.
    borderSpace = 0
    # cat=content/cImage/i4; type=string; label= Image border CSS-selector: If you want your border to apply elsewhere, change this setting. E.g. to apply to the whole image+caption, use 'div.csc-textpic-border div.csc-textpic-imagewrap .csc-textpic-image'.
    borderSelector = div.{$styles.content.imgtext.borderClass} div.csc-textpic-imagewrap img
    # cat=content/cImage/i5; type=string; label= Image border class: The name of the CSS class for creating image borders
    borderClass = csc-textpic-border
    # cat=content/cImage/i5; type=boolean; label= Image row separation: Whether images should be rendered/wrapped in separated rows, e.g. inside a div.csc-textpic-imagerow element
    separateRows = 1
}

styles.content.textmedia {
    # cat=content/cTextmedia/b1; type=int+; label= Max Image/Media Width: This indicates that maximum number of pixels (width) a block of media elements inserted as content is allowed to consume
    maxW = 600
    # cat=content/cTextmedia/b2; type=int+; label= Max Image/Media Width (Text): Same as above, but this is the maximum width when text is wrapped around an block of media elements. Default is 50% of the normal Max Media Item Width
    maxWInText = 300

    # cat=content/cTextmedia/g1; type=int[0-100]; label= Advanced, Column space: Horizontal distance between media elements in a block in content elements of type "Media & Images". If you change this manually in your CSS, you need to adjust this setting accordingly
    columnSpacing = 10
    # cat=content/cTextmedia/g2; type=int[0-100]; label= Advanced, Row space: Vertical distance after each media elements row in content elements of type ""Text & Media". If you change this manually in your CSS, you need to adjust this setting accordingly
    rowSpacing = 10
    # cat=content/cTextmedia/g3; type=int[0-100]; label= Advanced, Margin to text: Horizontal distance between an imageblock and text in content elements of type "Text & Images"
    textMargin = 10

    # cat=content/cTextmedia/i1; type=color; label= Media element border, color: Bordercolor of media elements in content elements when "Border"-option for an element is set
    borderColor = #000000
    # cat=content/cTextmedia/i2; type=int[0-100]; label= Media element border, thickness: Thickness of border around media elements in content elements when "Border"-option for element is set
    borderWidth = 2
    # cat=content/cTextmedia/i3; type=int+; label= Media element border, padding: Padding left and right to the media element, around the border
    borderPadding = 0

    # cat=content/cTextmedia/c1; type=string; label= Click-enlarge Media Width: This specifies the width of the enlarged media element when click-enlarge is enabled
    linkWrap.width = 800m
    # cat=content/cTextmedia/c2; type=string; label= Click-enlarge Media Height: This specifies the height of the enlarged media element when click-enlarge is enabled
    linkWrap.height = 600m
    # cat=content/cTextmedia/c3; type=boolean; label= Advanced, New window: If set, every click-enlarged media element will open in it's own popup window and not the current popup window (which may have a wrong size for the media element to fit in)
    linkWrap.newWindow = 0
    # cat=content/cTextmedia/c4; type=boolean; label= Lightbox click-enlarge rendering: Whether media elements with click-enlarge checked should be rendered lightbox-compliant
    linkWrap.lightboxEnabled = 0
    # cat=content/cTextmedia/c5; type=string; label= Lightbox CSS class: Which CSS class to use for lightbox links (only applicable if lightbox rendering is enabled)
    linkWrap.lightboxCssClass = lightbox
    # cat=content/cTextmedia/c6; type=string; label= Lightbox rel="" attribute: Which rel="" attribute to use for lightbox links (only applicable if lightbox rendering is enabled)
    linkWrap.lightboxRelAttribute = lightbox[{field:uid}]
}

styles.content.uploads {
    target = _blank
    jumpurl_secure =
    jumpurl_secure_mimeTypes = pdf=application/pdf, doc=application/msword
    jumpurl =
    # cat=content/cUploads; type=string; label=Labels of file sizes: The labels for bytes, kilobytes, megabytes and gigabytes
    filesizeBytesLabels = " | K| M| G"
}

# cat=advanced/links; type=small; label= Target for internal links: Should match the name of the content PAGE-object in TypoScript when used with frames. Most cases: set to "" (empty). If you have frames in the template set to "page"
PAGE_TARGET =
