4.8 :: Text

Description

While <easyChars> will get you started with some text, if you need more control over where your text is positioned and formatting, use the <chars> element.

Quick Example

Attributes

class

Specify a class for your text so that you can use a style sheet to change the way it looks.

Example:

<chars class="myCharsClass">

    <value>Hello World!</value>

</chars>

make_safe (default: "false")

If you need to put HTML inside your chars, set make_safe to be equal to "true"

Example:

<chars make_safe="true">

    <value>Hello World!</value>

</chars>

Child Elements

value

This is where you define the text you want to appear on your page.

Example:

<chars>

    <value>Hello World!</value>

</chars>

Detailed Example