No, not simply for any attribute and any tag. The (:div:) and (:table:)
markups allow inserting any attributes except onclick and similar.
Other tags are processed differently. While there may be a way to define
and set additional attributes, this in no way would be simple and/or
maintainable.
OTOH some of these frameworks don't have hard-coded reqirements for
attributes. It should be possible to configure them to select tags with a
certain class instead of tags with a certain data-* attribute (easier than
introducing more complexity in pmwiki markup).
Even if it is hardcoded, as you use jQuery, you can write a simple function
that would find these tags based on their class or parent class, and insert
the required attributes in them: $('h4.page').data('role', 'page'); will
insert the data-role="page" attribute in all H4 headings with the class
"page". In wiki markup this is done by
!!!! Heading %block page%
This may be a fun learning exercice to which some time could be devoted. :-)
Petko
Brian Tibbels writes:
Haha! Yes I already use that for the really tricky layouts such as adding an
<h4> embedded in a link <a> :| but I was just thinking for pmWiki to
integrate with common (and popular) frameworks there are plenty of attributes
that need to be added. If it is as simple as the example you previously sent
then they could be encapsulated in a Bootstrap or jqueryui cookbook can it
not?. Can it be done simply? - I have some time I could devote to it.
On 11 November 2013 09:05, Petko Yotov <<URL:mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]>
wrote:
Brian Tibbels writes:
« HTML content follows »
Many thanks Petko - how feasible is it to allow any attribute
regardless, in the way that html tags work so that any attribute can be
added to any tag?
You probably want
<URL:http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/EnableHTML>http://www.pmwiki.org/
wiki/Cookbook/EnableHTML .
Petko
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