I'm currently using a custom filter for SmartyPants, to get beautiful
typography, via RubyPants (https://github.com/jmcnevin/rubypants).
So currently I write code like this in the templates:
%p
:smarty
My awesome text -- with lazy typography. "Don't quote this", he said.
And it will output something like:
<p>My awesome text — with lazy typography. “Don’t quote this”, he said.</p>
What I really want is for *all* the text of all HTML nodes to run through
this filter, so I could just write:
%p
My awesome text -- with lazy typography. "Don't quote this", he said.
How possibly does this seem? Any ideas for how to hook into all text for
HTML nodes?
Couple thoughts:
- For safety, it would seem best to run through this filter *before* any
escaping took place.
- I'd obviously want to benchmark performance impact.
Before I dive in and try a bunch of stupid things and nasty hacks, curious
if anybody knows of a good way to approach this.
Any thoughts much appreciated!
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