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HTML helper
The HTML helper can be used to generate nearly any HTML tag.
Usage
First we'll need to create a HTML instance.
$html = new HTML;
// You can make it return XHTML by setting the $xhtml parameter to TRUE
$html = new HTML(true);
The tag
method can be used to generate nearly any HTML tag.
// Will print "<br>"
echo $html->tag('br');
// Will print <span>Hello, world!</span>
echo $html->tag('span', [], 'Hello, world!');
// Will print <span id="foo" class="bar">Hello, world!</span>
echo $html->tag('span', ['id' => 'foo', 'class' => 'bar'], 'Hello, world!');
The audio
method generates HTML5 tags for audio files.
echo $html->audio('http://example.org/file.mp3');
echo $html->audio(['http://example.org/file.mp3', 'http://example.org/file.ogg']);
The video
method generates HTML5 tags for video files.
echo $html->video('http://example.org/file.mp4');
echo $html->video(['http://example.org/file.mp4', 'http://example.org/file.ogg']);
The ul
method generates HTML tags for an unordered list.
$items = ['apple', 'banana', 'orange'];
echo $html->ul($items);
echo $html->ul($items, ['class' => 'my_list']);
// It also supports multi-dimensional arrays
$items = ['foo', 'bar', ['bar', 'foo']];
echo $html->ul($items);
The ol
method generates HTML tags for a ordered list.
$items = ['apple', 'banana', 'orange'];
echo $html->ol($items);
echo $html->ol($items, ['class' => 'my_list']);
// It also supports multi-dimensional arrays
$items = ['foo', 'bar', ['bar', 'foo']);
echo $html->ol($items);
The extend
method allows you to register custom tag methods.
HTML::extend('p', function($content, array $attributes = [])
{
return $this->tag('p', $attributes, $content);
});
// Will print <p>Hello</p>
$html->p('Hello!');
// Will print <p class="foo">Hello</p>
$html->p('Hello!', ['class' => 'foo']);