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Attributes Pro

The attributes feature allows you to add custom attributes to elements and edit them through a panel within the Bard editor. This is useful for adding things like heading IDs, code block languages, or any other standard HTML or custom attributes.

Defining Attributes

To get started open config/statamic/bard_texstyle.php and add the attributes you want to edit. This isn't just limited to built-in attributes, you can add your own rendered or non-rendered attributes as well:

'attributes' => [
 
    'heading' => [
        'id' => [
            'type' => 'text',
            'display' => 'ID',
            'default' => null,
            'rendered' => true,
        ],
    ],
 
],
'attributes' => [
 
    'heading' => [
        'id' => [
            'type' => 'text',
            'display' => 'ID',
            'default' => null,
            'rendered' => true,
        ],
    ],
 
],

Options

Attributes are grouped by element type and the array keys are the attribute names. Attributes can have the following options:

  • type (string) The field type. Options are:
    • text
    • toggle (checkbox)
    • select
  • display (string) The display name of the attribute.
  • default (string) The default value for the attribute.
  • rendered (boolean|string) Whether to include this attribute in the HTML tag. Options are:
    • true - Render this as its own attribute
    • class - Render this as part of the class attribute
    • style - Render this as part of the style attribute
    • false - Do not render this attribute, can be used with Bard Mutator
  • values (array) The values to use for toggle attributes. The default values for rendered attributes are true / null. For non-rendered attributes they're true / false.
  • options (array) The options to use for select attributes.
  • clearable (boolean) Whether select attributes can be cleared.

Enabling the Panel

To enable the attribute panel toggle the button in the Bard field's button selector.

Feature Support

The following element types are supported. Some elements have standard attributes built in, which you can add to the attributes panel but the default and rendered options cannot be customised.

Styles Types Standard Attributes
heading (all)
heading_[1-6]		 level
paragraph
unordered_list
ordered_list start
link href, rel, target, title
Other Types Standard Attributes
blockquote
bold
code_block language
code
horizontal_rule
image src, alt, title
italic
list_item
small
strike
subscript
superscript
table_cell rowspan, colspan, colwidth
table_header rowspan, colspan, colwidth
table_row
table
underline

You can add attributes to all headings or specific levels and Texstyle will display the appropriate fields in the panel. However internally Tiptap uses the same unified list of attributes for all headings regardless of level.

Compatibility

Rendered class attributes are not compatible with Bard's save_html option and may cause unexpected results.

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