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Support PHP functions inside html tags #11

Open janwirth opened 9 years ago

janwirth commented 9 years ago

There is no way to do this: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/body_class

ivankravchenko commented 9 years ago

definitely :) On my WP themes, body_class is just not used. How do you see body_class can be correctly called in jade? I think, this particular case needs a workaround. For example, using &attributes, body&attributes(bodyAttributes), where bodyAttributes is passed into template.

janwirth commented 9 years ago

what about =body_class() escaped and !=body_class() unescaped. Seems like the most logical succession to me.

or maybe #{body_class()}

I'd like to try it out, but i barely have any brain juice left for today.

ivankravchenko commented 9 years ago

Brain juice ;) As for me, Jade have no direct equialent to <body <?php body_class() ?>> code. Actually, one possible direct workaround is:

doctype html
html
  head
    title An ugly workaround with WP's body_class()
  | <body !{body_class()}>
  h1 Eh?
  | </body>

Supposably, my previous suggestion with &attributes is better.

janwirth commented 9 years ago

So if I am getting this right, a tag using this feature may look like this a(href='#')&(phpFunction()).linkClass A link as supposed to this a(href='#' =phpFunction()).linkClass A link

ivankravchenko commented 9 years ago

a(href='#' =phpFunction()).linkClass A link isn't correct Jade code. a(href='#')&(phpFunction()).linkClass A link possible, but if phpFunction() return data in some special format. I think body_class() is not applicable here. I'll think about this.

P.S.: I am also using jade2php on WordPress templates, I need to share my work :)