HTML Helper is a complete PHP class which provide a really simple markup which will make your HTML rendering easier than ever.
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// Just include the class and you're ready to rock! :)
include_once(dirname(__FILE__) . '/class.html.php');This variable can be a string like this: 'attribute1="value1" attribute2="value2"'.
Or an array like this: array('attribute1' => 'value1', 'attribute2' => 'value2');.
So when you're going to set the $attributes variable in some function, always remember the style of code that it must to be.
- HTML::Doctype(string $type);
- HTML::Image(string $src, mixed $attributes);
- HTML::Anchor(string $url, string $label, mixed $attributes);
- HTML::Email(string $email, string $label);
- HTML::LineBreak(integer $count);
- HTML::Space(integer $count);
- HTML::Form(string $action, array $fields, string $name, string $method, string $enctype);
- HTML::Open(string $tag, mixed $attributes, array $li_items);
- HTML::Close();
- HTML::Version();
Return the specified doctype
// The below line will print the default doctype, which is HTML5: <!DOCTYPE html>
echo HTML::Doctype();html5 -> HTML5
xhtml11 -> (x)HTML 1.1
xhtml1-strict -> (x)HTML 1.0 Strict
xhtml1-trans -> (x)HTML 1.0 Transitional
xhtml1-frame -> (x)HTML 1.0 Frameset
html4-strict -> HTML4 Strict
html4-trans -> HTML4 Transitional
html4-frame -> HTML4 Frameset
Returns the <img /> tag
// The below line will print: <img src="http://example.com/location/to/image.png" border="0" />
echo HTML::Image('http://example.com/location/to/image.png');Returns the <a></a> with the specified attributes.
// The below line will print: <a href="http://lunnaly.com" target="_blank" title="Visit Lunnaly's Website">Lunnaly</a>
echo HTML::Anchor('http://lunnaly.com', 'Lunnaly', array('target' => '_blank', 'title' => 'Visit Lunnaly\'s Website'));Returns a formated 'mailto' link.
// The below line will print: <a href="mailto:[email protected]">My Email</a>
echo HTML::Email('[email protected]', 'My Email');Returns the <br /> (break) tag.
// The below line will print <br /><br /><br /> (3 times <br />)
echo HTML::LineBreak(3);Returns the (white space) entity .
// The below line will print (3 times )
echo HTML::Space(3);Create the structure following: <form>$fields</form>.
// The below line will print a 'post' form with the following 'action' attribute: 'my-file.php' and 2 fields which are: 'username' and 'password'.
echo HTML::Form('my-file.php', array('text' => array('id' => 'username', 'name' => 'username', 'placeholder' => 'I\'m a text field! =)'), 'password' => array('id' => 'password', 'name' => 'password', 'placeholder' => 'I\'m a password input! =)')));echo HTML::Form(the 'action' file, an array with the following structure: type => array(attribute => value));
That's all you need to print a form. =)
Open a tag and pass the specified attributes to the same.
// The below line will print an opened tag
echo HTML::Open('tag', 'attribute="value"');
echo 'My content goes here';
// After you've done inserting the content, you must close the tag.
echo HTML::Close();Return the script version (major.minor.release)
// Usage
echo HTML::Version();