Can I split $site->title()?

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#1

I am wondering if I can split something like $site->title()

Basically I want to be able to wrap the last word in a span so I can color it.

Something like (I know this is completely wrong, it’s an example of what I want to achieve).

<?=$site->title()[0] ?> <span class="red"><?=$site->title()[1] ?></span>

#2

Sure:

$titleParts = $page->title()->split(' ');
dump($titleParts);
$lastElement = $titleParts[count($titleParts) - 1];
#3

See I tried that but all I get is

Error: Array to string conversion

#4

Did you try to echo an array, maybe?

#5

You can do like that with supports multiple spaces:

if (strpos($site->title()->value(), ' ') !== false && $titleArray = $site->title()->split(' ')) {
    echo array_shift($titleArray) . ' <span class="red">' . implode(' ', $titleArray) . '</span>';
} else {
    echo $site->title();
}
#6

Cool thanks - I’ll work with this for now (it works)

<?= e(strpos($site->title()->value(), ' ') !== false && $titleArray = $site->title()->split(' '), array_shift($titleArray) . ' <span class="red">' . implode(' ', $titleArray) . '</span>') ?>

#7

@ahmetbora Hm, but that wraps everything but the first element in the span…

#8

I’m not suggest using the e() method. Use direct if() because if title contains a space you’ll get error.

#9

Yes, just to supports multiple words. Can use array_pop() may be.

#10

@texnixe My site title is only two words, so it’s fine for now. It’s just a development site after all.

@ahmetbora The site title already has a space in it? It’s two words ‘Site Title’ for example, so why would it error?

#11

You can test with Title as single word and e() method.

#12

Ah yes, ok. I’ll fix, thanks.