So Ive found a work around but it really feels like a hack and additional effort for my marketing team. It also leaves room for error.
A user will need to know the set the appropriate check box (first_container, last_container) to set the divider section as either the first of last item.
this will then dictate if the closing and opening html is rendered on the template.
This means I can provide a template that consitists of a single flexible column. This divider section module can be dropped in where required. This will create a new section in the page with custom display settings to suit the design.
The reason for looking at a solution for this is to provide marketing staff and content editors a little of the freedom of the template generator in the design manager, without the required knowledge, so they can generate the layout the need with the modules provided.
So Ive found a work around but it really feels like a hack and additional effort for my marketing team. It also leaves room for error.
A user will need to know the set the appropriate check box (first_container, last_container) to set the divider section as either the first of last item.
this will then dictate if the closing and opening html is rendered on the template.
This means I can provide a template that consitists of a single flexible column. This divider section module can be dropped in where required. This will create a new section in the page with custom display settings to suit the design.
The reason for looking at a solution for this is to provide marketing staff and content editors a little of the freedom of the template generator in the design manager, without the required knowledge, so they can generate the layout the need with the modules provided.