How to add class to kirbytext

[johan]

Hi,

I’m trying to add a class “paragraph” to the <p> tag when calling kirbytext:
<?= $post->text()->kirbytext() ?>

I found this solution for Kirby 2, is this still the preferred way to go or has anything changed in Kirby 3 to make this easier?

How do I add a class when calling kirbytext?

Put the below code into a file in /site/plugins: function ktRaw($content) { $text = kirbytext($content); return preg_replace('/(.*)<\/p>/', '$1', preg_replace('/<p>(.*)/', '$1', $text)); } field::$methods['ktRaw'] = function($field) { return ktRaw($field->value); }; The function removes the p-tags from content. Then in your template, call the new ktRaw() field method: <p class="testimonial__body"><?php echo $page->testimonial()->ktRaw() ?></p>

[texnixe]

Kirby now has the kirbytextinline() method. But note that both the method and the above code remove all p tags. So it doesn’t really make sense for multi-paragraph text.

Why do you need a class on the p tag? How about wrapping the text inside a div and target the p tags inside the div via the class applied to the div?

<div class="text">
<?= $post->text()->kirbytext() ?>
</div>

.text p {
  /* styles */
}

Best solution depends on your use case.

[johan]

Thanks that makes sense!