The one Semantic Views capability that i use which was not added by #740686: Integrate semantic views is replacing the wrappers around the entire row with an arbitrary tag or no tag at all.
Views is one step away from allowing, for instance, the fields to be separated by commas (already possible) and the rows by semicolons, with no markup at all, if you just wanted to show a simple list.
The approach right now would be i guess to use something arguably more semantic, like an unordered list, and theme it, but Views is very, very close to having full flexibility to change tags (perhaps stuffed in the Unformatted row style?)
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Comment #1
dawehnerNew features are against 6.x.
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merlinofchaos commentedI think for this there probably should be a different style that specifically has no class and lets you choose some kind of separator. It would be harder on the unformatted template to have the option of getting rid of the div entirely. In fact, I focused a little less on this kind of behavior simply because it is easy to add more row styles that do more (or less) and mainly wanted to make sure that the existing styles provided good options to control the classes used.
I'm not against having a 'stark' row style included, though I also think maybe it should be in its own module or bonus pack/hacks module.
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iamjon commentedMoving to views bonus pack, please feel free to try views hacks if it is better there.
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klonos...coming from #1013876: Is Semantic Views module obsoleted by Views 3?
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sachbearbeiter commentedsubscribe
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neclimdul