geeks-dev / php-markdown-extra-extended-stylish
PHP Markdown Extra Extended Stylish
Requires
- php: >=5.3
This package is not auto-updated.
Last update: 2024-04-27 13:20:37 UTC
README
See Amazing Demo
Support
- Google Code Prettify
- Syntax Highlighter
- Bootstrap glyphicons
- Font Awesome & this options
- Custom Icons
- Todo List
- Icon List
An fork of the Markdown Extra Extended .
Remove
- Line break generates a <br />
It is because the bug has been encapsulated .
Icons
Input :(heart):
Output <span class="glyphicon glyphicon-heart"></span>
Input [(heart)]
Output <i class="fa fa-heart"></i>
Input [(heart,spin,2x)]
Output <i class="fa fa-heart fa-spin fa-2x"></i>
Custom Icons
Input :(custom|heart,spin,4x):
Output <span class="custom custom-heart fa-spin fa-4x"></span>
Input [(custom|heart,spin,4x)]
Output <i class="custom custom-heart fa-spin fa-4x"></i>
Usage
You need both the markdown.php and the markdown_extended_stylish.php files, but only needs to include markdown_extended_stylish.php.
require_once('markdown_extended_stylish.php'); // Convert markdown formatted text in $markdown to HTML $html = MarkdownExtended($markdown);
License
PHP Markdown Extra Extended is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
Other Message
Basic part has not changed . I have done is an extension that matches the modern .
Oh, Sorry .
English is not good at I .
Down from here is Old Text
Changes to syntax from PHP Markdown (Extra)
Unless explicitly specified, existing Markdown markup works exactly as it did before. The orginal syntax is documentated here:
Support for cite attribute on blockquotes
It is now possible to add the optional cite attribute to the blockquote element.
The new, optional, syntax is:
> (cite url) Cited content follows ...
Example:
> (http://www.whatwg.org/) Content inside a blockquote must be quoted > from another source, whose address, if it has one, > may be cited in the `cite` attribute.
Will result in the following HTML:
<blockquote cite="http://www.whatwg.org/"> <p>Content inside a blockquote must be quoted from another source, whose address, if it has one, may be cited in the `cite` attribute.</p> </blockquote>
Breaking changes from PME
The existing rules for and formatting options for blockquotes still apply. There is one small breaking changes with this addition. If your quote starts with "(" you have two have at least two spaces between the initial ">" and the "(". E.g.:
> (Ut brisket flank salami.) Cow cupidatat ex t-bone sirloin id. > Sunt flank pastrami spare ribs sint id, nulla nisi.
Will result in the following HTML:
<blockquote> <p>(Ut brisket flank salami.) Cow cupidatat ex t-bone sirloin id.<br> Sunt flank pastrami spare ribs sint id, nulla nisi.</p> </blockquote>
Fenced code block with language support and alternating fence markers (```)
It is now possible to specify the language type of a code block, and use an alternatinge fence markers (```), enabling the same syntax as that of GFM.
This addition follows the suggested way to specify language by W3C.
Example:
~~~html
<p>Ut brisket flank salami. Cow cupidatat ex t-bone sirloin id.</p>
~~~
Using alternative fence markers:
```html
<p>Ut brisket flank salami. Cow cupidatat ex t-bone sirloin id.</p>
```
Both will output the following HTML:
<pre><code class="language-html"> <p>Ut brisket flank salami. Cow cupidatat ex t-bone sirloin id.</p> </code></pre>
Support for figure and figcaption tags
There is now experimental support for the the HTML5 tags figure and figcaption.
A figure is a block level element and is created by wrapping some other content in three or more equal (=) signs.
A optional figure caption can be added to either the top of the figure or the bottom at the figure, right after the equal signs, wrapped in [ and ] signs.
Examples
This example shows a figure without a caption:
===  ===
This example shows a figure with a caption added before the content:
=== [A **happy face** is good for web developers]  ===
This example shows a figure with a caption added after the content:
===  === [A **happy face** is good for web developers]