I am hoping these are simple requests for the new "organizationcontrol" introduced in v2.3.8.5

1. Remove the Email, Phone, and Fax numbers from the organizationcontrol as they have their own controls.  Basically it looks sloppy (and redundant) if you use the organizationcontrol and also the email,phone,fax controls.
2. Add a property to format the control so the address can appear on multiple lines instead of just 1 line (I personally think address, then city, town, then zip is a good format).  I am adding a <br /> to the Street Address field under Company Info now.  But that is a bit of a hack.

Of course if I am missing anything that would do the above - please let me know.

Thanks again for a really solid CMS.

Joe,

Maybe I am not understanding the HTML but I dont see any classes rendered that woudl allow me to put the street on a separate line from the city/sate/zip.  Unless the HTML5 "itemprop" tag can be used as a CSS reference?  (I looked and didnt find this as an option)  Also the phone/fax/email are rendering on the same line. 

Here is a copy of my rendered HTML (names changed to protect the guilty!)

<div class="org" itemtype="http://schema.org/Organization" itemscope="">
    <span class="orgname" itemprop="name">Joe's Cool Website</span>
        <div class="addresswrap" itemtype="http://schema.org/PostalAddress" itemscope="" itemprop="address">
            <span itemprop="streetAddress">99 Home Street</span>
            <span itemprop="addressLocality">SomeCity</span>
            ,
            <span itemprop="addressRegion">CA</span>
            <span itemprop="postalCode">90210</span>
        </div>
    <span itemprop="telephone">Office: 555-555-1212</span>
    <span itemprop="faxNumber">Emergency: 555-555-1212</span>
    <span itemprop="email">MyEmail@Joe.net</span>
</div>

Thanks for any advice you can offer.

-- Joe Vago

Joe D.,

Thanks for that solution - I had not used properties in CSS before. 

I went with a basic control

<portal:OrganizationControl id="org1" runat="server" LoadFromSiteSettings="true" />

One little catch that took me a few minutes to find is that for the orgname there is a separate span with its own class.  So to bold the organization name I found that this worked.

.orgname { display: block;  font-weight: bold;}

.org span[itemprop="streetAddress"],
.org span[itemprop="telephone"],
.org span[itemprop="faxNumber"],
.org span[itemprop="email"] { display: block; }

If there is a better way, please let me know.

Thanks again for your help

-- Joe Vago