Str::template and HTML tags

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I’m trying to use the Str::template method to inject a couple of divs in order to facilitate the styling of an interview.

The setup is pretty simple, I’m using {{ q }} and {{ /q }} to mark the beginning and the end of the question and i’m doing the same for the answer.

Then, using the kirbytext:after hook i’m replacing the placeholders with html tags.

return Str::template($text , [
    'q'  => '<div class="q">',
    'a'  => '<div class="a">',
    '/q' => '</div>',
    '/a' => '</div>',
]);

The problem I’m facing is that there seems to be no way to get the proper markup. if I use the :before hook I get the divs but the text inside it it’s plain text, no <p>, <a> etc.

If I use the :after hook then I get A markup that looks like this <p><div class="p>">TEXT</div></p>

Is there a clean way to solve this?

2

Maybe rather something like this Columns in Kirbytext | Kirby CMS?