Element

Represents an HTML element. Elements can be created using elem.

Element implicitly converts to a string, but when passed to elem, it will be recognized as HTML code, and it will not be escaped.

Element e1 = elem!"div"();
string  e2 = elem!"div"();
elems(e1);  // <div></div>
elems(e2);  // &lt;div&gt;&lt;/div&gt;

Element does not store its data in a structured manner, so its attributes and content cannot be read without using an XML parser. It does, however, have the capability of inserting attributes and content at runtime:

Element e = elem!"div"();
e ~= attr("class") = "one";
e ~= elem!"div"("two");
e ~= "three";

struct Element {

enum HTMLDoctype;

alias XMLDeclaration = XMLDeclaration1_1;

enum MobileViewport;

bool acceptsContent();

Element addTrusted(string code);

void opOpAssign(Ts args);

string toString();

}

Alias This

toString

Members

Aliases

XMLDeclaration alias XMLDeclaration = XMLDeclaration1_1: Default XML declaration element, uses version 1.1.

Functions

acceptsContent bool acceptsContent()
addTrusted Element addTrusted(string code): Add trusted XML/HTML code as a child of this node.
opOpAssign void opOpAssign(Ts args): Append content to this node.
toString string toString(): Convert the element to a string.

Manifest constants

HTMLDoctype enum HTMLDoctype;: Document type declaration for HTML, used to enable standards mode in browsers.
MobileViewport enum MobileViewport;: A common head element for adjusting the viewport to mobile devices.

Static functions

make Element make(): Undocumented in source.

Variables

attributes string attributes;: Undocumented in source.
content string content;: Undocumented in source.
directive bool directive;: Undocumented in source.
endTag string endTag;: Undocumented in source.
startTag string startTag;: Undocumented in source.
trail string trail;: Undocumented in source.