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Front-end changes
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User-, guest-, and public-template layout
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

The main layout for all apps (the user, guest and public template) has been changed,
the main content is no longer rendered within a ``<main>`` element with the class ``content`` but in a ``div`` element with the class ``content``.
The reason for this is to allow writing Vue 3 based apps which would incorrectly render two stacked ``main``-elements otherwise.

For Vue 2 apps this **does not change anything**.
But if you just use vanilla templates or other frameworks this changes the page layout and might require adjustments.
We recommend you to wrap your content in a custom ``main``-element if you use non or not Vue as the framework.

Logical position CSS rules
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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