Automatically add classes to blog post tags?

[OrigamiOrange]

In each blog post, the Blog plugin outputs plain <p> tags when {{ post.content_html | raw }} is called. Is it possible to add classes to those tags before they are printed to the page?

I know I can write, for example, <p class="myclass">Blah blah blah</p> in the edit post page within the CMS, but having to add a class (or multiple classes) manually for every <p> tag would get really tedious!

[mjauvin]

Other than using the replace twig filter, I don't think there is an easy way out of the box.

i.e.

{{ post.content_html | raw | replace({'<p>': '<p class="class1 class2">'}) }}

[OrigamiOrange]

Other than using the replace twig filter, I don't think there is an easy way out of the box.

i.e.

{{ post.content_html | raw | replace({'<p>': '<p class="class1 class2">'}) }}

Thank you, this worked, albeit with a slight tweak. At first, it was outputting encoded HTML entities, so instead of <p> it would output <p>. But when I put the raw filter after replace, it worked! So the working solution looks like:

{{ post.content_html | replace({'<p>': '<p class="class1 class2">'}) | raw }}

which outputs the html.

Thanks so much!

[LukeTowers]

@OrigamiOrange you could also target the p tags in your CSS by wrapping the content in a class:

<div class="post-content">{{ post.content_html | raw }}</div>

.post-content p {
    // styles here
}