h class is used for HTML generation (mostly) in accordance with the standards of HTML5 and with useful syntax extensions for simpler usage.
It is based on BananaHTML, so you can refer to its documentation, only extensions for BananaHTML are described here.
###[Up](#) Pseudo tagsSuch tags in fact are shortcuts for more complicated specific structures:
- icon
- info
- checkbox
- radio
Renders icon with span
tag from set of UIkit icons:
h::icon(
'plus',
[
'tooltip' => 'Plus'
]
)
results in
<cs-icon icon="plus" tooltip="Plus"></cs-icon>
As you can see, it is possible to use other attributes here, for example, data-title
.
Special pseudo-tag, is used by system. It uses translations as source of information for content, and takes into account system configuration option Show tooltips:
h::info('section_path')
results in
<span tooltip="Section path info">
Section path<cs-tooltip></cs-tooltip>
</span>
Where Section path from $L->section_path
and Section path info from $L->section_path_info
.
Convenient simplified interface for cs-label-switcher > label > input[type=checkbox]
:
h::checkbox(
[
'name' => 'active',
'checked' => 1,
'value' => 1,
'in' => 'Active'
]
).
h::checkbox(
[
'name' => 'inactive',
'checked' => 0,
'value' => 1,
'in' => 'Inactive'
]
)
results in:
<cs-label-switcher>
<label>
<input checked name="active" type="checkbox" value="1"> Active
</label>
</cs-label-switcher>
<cs-label-switcher>
<label>
<input name="inactive" type="checkbox" value="1"> Inactive
</label>
</cs-label-switcher>
Convenient simplified interface for cs-label-button > label > input[type=radio]
:
h::radio(
[
'name' => 'active',
'checked' => 1,
'value' => [0, 1],
'in' => ['Off', 'On']
]
)
results in:
<cs-label-button>
<label>
<input name="active" tag="input" type="radio" value="0"> Off
</label>
</cs-label-button>
<cs-label-button>
<label>
<input checked name="active" tag="input" type="radio" value="1"> On
</label>
</cs-label-button>