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Last updated by nicholasM 3 years, 10 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Okay I got some feedback from 2nd tier, and it seems there is no other simple way to achieve this - wrapping the View block in a Container block is the best way to add custom CSS class or ID as an ancestor of the View's loop elements. We have put in a request to add "Advanced" settings to the View block and the View Output block unless there is a good reason not to do so. The View Search block already has these settings.
If you need the ability to add a CSS class to an element before the View's loop, but not necessarily to add the class to an ancestor of the loop elements, please note the attached screenshot. You can insert content after the View loop, then hover over that block and use the up and down arrows ("Move up" in the screenshot) to reorder the block elements such that the hookable element is before the View's loop but still inside the View Output block.
Thanks for the report, and be assured our developers will add the Advanced panel in upcoming releases of Views and Blocks.
