Kirby tags in writer field?

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1

I’ve created a custom kirby tag to add special formatting to certain strings, and I would like to use this tag in a writer field. Apparently this isn’t working, it prints the text literally, even when doing $page->writerfield()->kirbytext(). Is there any way to enable kirby tags in writer fields? Or do I have to resort to textarea?

2

What type of html does this kirbytag contain?

3

Pretty simple, just some generic inline tags:

<?php

Kirby::plugin('example/tag', [
	'tags' => [
		'example' => [
			'html' => function($tag) {
				$class = in_array(strtolower($tag->value()), ['value1', 'value2', 'value3']) ? strtolower($tag->value) : 'example';
				return '<span class="example"><b>custom</b>tag\_<b class="'.$class.'">'.$tag->value().'</b></span>';
			}
		]
	]
]);

If I write (example: test) it prints exactly this in the output instead of converting it to the appropriate HTML.

4

Works for me, but of course you have to use the kirbytext() field method to render tags.

5

Hm, this is very strange. I’m using this in my custom FAQ block for the accordion summary and details fields (as seen on Block factory: Creating your own blocks collection | Kirby CMS) and it works on the summary field but not on the details field.

This is the accordion blueprint:

name: "Accordion"
icon: bars
fields:
	summary:
		label: Summary
		type: writer
		marks:
			- bold
			- italic
		placeholder: Add summary …
		nodes:
			- paragraph
	details:
		label: Detail
		type: writer
		marks:
			- link
			- bold
			- italic
			- strike
			- email
		nodes:
			- bulletList
			- orderedList

This is my template:

<?php
$faq_sections = $page->inhalt()->toBlocks();
if($faq_sections->isNotEmpty()):
?>
	<?php foreach($faq_sections as $section): ?>
		<h3><?= $section->heading() ?></h3>
		<?php
			$faq_items = $section->faq()->toBlocks();
			if($faq_items->isNotEmpty()):
		?>
		<dl>
			<?php foreach($faq_items as $item): ?>
			<dt><?= $item->summary()->kirbytextinline() ?></dt>
			<dd><?= $item->details()->kirybtext() ?></dd>
			<?php endforeach; ?>
		</dl>
		<?php endif; ?>
	<?php endforeach; ?>
<?php endif; ?>

(and for the records: it doesn’t matter if I use the kirbytext() or kirbytextinline() methods)

6

There is a difference between those two fields, the allowed nodes, I’m pretty sure that’s causing it.

7

Nope, I added a “paragraph” node, I removed the entire node property, nothing changes (of course I changed the content an re-saved the page every time).

8

Wait a minute! I changed it to the alias kt() or kti() methods and then it works. What gives? :thinking:

Edit: Aww dammit! It was a stupid typo!!! (you can even see it in my post above if you look closely) :man_facepalming: