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I'm creating a new theme for a Magento 2.2.6 community edition and I need to wrap all the content inside a CSS class. To do so I had to change

<main id="maincontent" class="page-main">

to

<main id="maincontent" class="page-main myCustomWrapper">

To do that. I understand I need to change the line

<container name="main.content" htmlTag="main" htmlId="maincontent" htmlClass="page-main">

in the in the empty.xml file to

<container name="main.content" htmlTag="main" htmlId="maincontent" htmlClass="page-main myCustomWrapper">

I've tested that in the vendor/magento/module-theme/view/base/page_layout/empty.xml file and it worked. I then reverted and tried copying it to my theme. I followed the instructions here: Override base empty.xml file to rename the page-wrapper class and tried all possible combinations I could think about. Here the list of the files I tried:

  • Magento_Theme/view/layout/override/base/empty.xml
  • Magento_Theme/view/layout/base/empty.xml
  • Magento_Theme/view/frontend/layout/page_layout/empty.xml
  • Magento_Theme/view/frontend/page_layout/empty.xml
  • Magento_Theme/view/base/page_layout/empty.xml
  • Magento_Theme/page_layout/empty.xml

They all inside my frontend theme, but none of the tested files worked.

Is my frontend theme working?

Yes. That was the first thing I tried. I changed it int the backend/admin, I changed the Magento_Theme/templates/html/header/logo.phtml and changes were shown in my site, so the theme does work.

Did I clean cache?

Yes, before refreshing the page, I did clean the cache and remove all files in pub/static/* var/view_preprocessed/ var/di/* var/generation/* after every change in all the possible */empty.xml.

I asked in the freenode channel, I looked in the magento stackexchange site, but nothing.

Any hints will really be appreciated.

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You can override "empty.xml" in a custom module. Just put it in app/code/<Vendor>/<module>/view/base/page_layout/empty.xml

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  • 2.3 = /app/design/frontend/<vendor>/<module>/Magento_Theme/page_layout/empty.xml
    – zigojacko
    Apr 16, 2020 at 10:11

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