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Wizard: add prop for rendering with className="pf-c-page__main-wizard"
See original GitHub issueReplacement for https://github.com/patternfly/patternfly/issues/3546, see more detail there.
We should add a boolean prop to <Wizard> to enable the pf-c-page__main-wizard CSS class, for wizards that are the main element on a page. Maybe isPageMain or something, although I’m not sure if there’s a better name.
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I think I like that last option best (support both), but if I had to choose I’d go for the more composable option (just use a regular
<PageSection>with a<Divider>).I’m going to close this issue. The Page section demo for the Wizard component demonstrates this capability.