TextformatterMarkdownExtra class

Markdown/Parsedown extra lightweight markup language by Emanuil Rusev. Based on Markdown by John Gruber.

Click any linked item for full usage details and examples. Hookable methods are indicated with the icon. In addition to those shown below, the TextformatterMarkdownExtra class also inherits all the methods and properties of: Textformatter, WireData and Wire.

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Common

NameReturnSummary 
TextformatterMarkdownExtra::flavor int Markdown flavor (see flavor constants) 
TextformatterMarkdownExtra::format($str)
(nothing)Format the given text string, outside of specific Page or Field context. 
TextformatterMarkdownExtra::formatValue($page, $field, $value)
(nothing)Format the given text string with Page and Field provided. 
TextformatterMarkdownExtra::getParsedown()
ParsedownExtra \Parsedown@param int|null $flavor 
TextformatterMarkdownExtra::markdown($str)
stringGiven a string, return a version processed with markdown 
TextformatterMarkdownExtra::markdownExtensions(string $str)
(nothing)A few RCD extentions to MarkDown syntax, to be executed after Markdown has already had it's way with the text 
TextformatterMarkdownExtra::markdownSafe($str)
stringGiven a string, return a version processed with markdown in safe mode 
TextformatterMarkdownExtra::safeMode()
boolGet or set safe mode
Can also be used as property: TextformatterMarkdownExtra::safeMode
 

Additional methods and properties

In addition to the methods and properties above, TextformatterMarkdownExtra also inherits the methods and properties of these classes:

API reference based on ProcessWire core version 3.0.236

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