Hi,
What about removing post element’s .brxe-post-content container on frontend for Bricks content?
This container is actually (small) bloat and inconsistent with general Bricks page content.
It is also interfering a bit with page styling, but this is another story: CSS links styling is a bit invasive.
For instance, I have a page template with page header section and post content element.
So, for most static pages (those using this template), my Bricks content is nested inside .brxe-post-content.
But for my homepage and others, I don’t use the page template since I need a different header or hero title, etc.
Here, content is not nested inside .brxe-post-content container.
In the end, there’s some kind of inconsistency between all Bricks contents.
For WP content, I guess the container can be useful to target content and adapt style or other stuff, since Gutenberg content does not follow Bricks content tags/structure/classes, but for Bricks, I can’t find a use case where it is really needed.
And if we actually need to globally target/encapsulate some specific Bricks content (CPT, post…), we can manually nest it inside a custom container, anyway.
What do you think?