Handle <ol><ol> properly by adding missing <li> tag.
[htmlpurifier.git] / library / HTMLPurifier / HTMLModule / List.php
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1 <?php
3 /**
4 * XHTML 1.1 List Module, defines list-oriented elements. Core Module.
5 */
6 class HTMLPurifier_HTMLModule_List extends HTMLPurifier_HTMLModule
9 public $name = 'List';
11 // According to the abstract schema, the List content set is a fully formed
12 // one or more expr, but it invariably occurs in an optional declaration
13 // so we're not going to do that subtlety. It might cause trouble
14 // if a user defines "List" and expects that multiple lists are
15 // allowed to be specified, but then again, that's not very intuitive.
16 // Furthermore, the actual XML Schema may disagree. Regardless,
17 // we don't have support for such nested expressions without using
18 // the incredibly inefficient and draconic Custom ChildDef.
20 public $content_sets = array('Flow' => 'List');
22 public function setup($config) {
23 $ol = $this->addElement('ol', 'List', 'Required: li', 'Common');
24 $ol->wrap = "li";
25 $ul = $this->addElement('ul', 'List', 'Required: li', 'Common');
26 $ul->wrap = "li";
27 $this->addElement('dl', 'List', 'Required: dt | dd', 'Common');
29 $this->addElement('li', false, 'Flow', 'Common');
31 $this->addElement('dd', false, 'Flow', 'Common');
32 $this->addElement('dt', false, 'Inline', 'Common');
37 // vim: et sw=4 sts=4