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#13 2018-04-06 10:21:56
- Gallex
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Re: Textile for titles... again, please.
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#14 2018-04-06 10:24:35
- Gallex
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Re: Textile for titles... again, please.
greate new possibility!!
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The tidy option also works for bodies? That would be … congenial.
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jayrope wrote #311341:
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tidyoption also works for bodies? That would be … congenial.
I was playing around with it a couple of weeks ago. I have a block of code (I’ve linked to it elsewhere – it quickly figures out whether the page is search, category, author or just a standard default page.) The problem is that it left a whole bunch of whitespace on the page. I solved that after years of finding it mildly annoying with:
<txp:output_form form="module-frontpage-type" escape="trim, tidy" />Now the entire thing gets reduced to one line.
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Re: Textile for titles... again, please.
jayrope wrote #311341:
The
tidyoption also works for bodies?
The escape attribute is global for all tags, so yes, any tag can benefit. Even plugins, as long as they haven’t overridden the core functionality.
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etc wrote #309648:
Not sure it’s the best way, but here we go:
<a href="<txp:site_url />articles/<txp:article_url_title />"...
Thank you Oleg you save my day!
I got a problem to remove all HTML tags contained into my description (especially the <span> within Caps):
<meta name="twitter:description" content="<txp:excerpt escape="textile,tags,html" />">
Perfect!
Patrick.
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Pat64 wrote #320516:
Thank you Oleg you save my day!
I got a problem to remove all HTML tags contained into my description (especially the <span> within Caps):
<meta name="twitter:description" content="<txp:excerpt escape="textile,tags,html" />">Perfect!
This is great! So <txp:smd_wrap_all transform="strip_tags"> is no longer needed?
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Yep. TXP become more and more flexible! One day we’ll never need any plugins 😜
Patrick.
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Pat64 wrote #320519:
Yep. TXP become more and more flexible! One day we’ll never need any plugins 😜
This is becoming true, and explains why the plugin craze has dropped off in recent years. There are the essential ones, but not really any need for new gadgets. And especially as people get more wise to cutting social garbage out of their websites.
Welcome the dawning age of themes development. (In fact, that website should get done first, a-hem.) I think Phil should make the default theme as ugly as he can — some 1995 creature — to encourage theme creation. ;)
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colak wrote #320518:
This is great! So
<txp:smd_wrap_all transform="strip_tags">is no longer needed?
The number of things for which smd_wrap is useful is shrinking by the day. Love all the amazing stuff we can achieve with native tags now.
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