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Krishna Mohan
Krishna Mohan
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You can use the Display SuiteDisplay Suite module to control the wrappers of each field or add classes: http://drupal.org/project/ds

Drupal adds a lot of classes already, so you can probably look at the existing markup that Drupal is outputting and style it based on the classes that are already there.

You can use the Display Suite module to control the wrappers of each field or add classes: http://drupal.org/project/ds

Drupal adds a lot of classes already, so you can probably look at the existing markup that Drupal is outputting and style it based on the classes that are already there.

You can use the Display Suite module to control the wrappers of each field or add classes:

Drupal adds a lot of classes already, so you can probably look at the existing markup that Drupal is outputting and style it based on the classes that are already there.

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Vincent
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You can use the Display Suite module to control the wrappers of each field or add classes: http://drupal.org/project/ds

Drupal adds a lot of classes already, so you can probably look at the existing markup that Drupal is outputting and style it based on the classes that are already there.