smartypants
Convert typical text formatting issues into a typographically correct version
Enable SmartyPants
When you activate SmartyPants in your config, SmartyPants rules are automatically applied whenever you use the ->kirbytext() or ->smartypants() field methods.
To enable SmartyPants, you can set the smartypants option to true:
return [
'smartypants' => true
];Custom replacements
You can also override each of the default replacements:
return [
'smartypants' => [
'doublequote.open' => '“',
'doublequote.close' => '”',
//…
]
];Here is a list of all default settings:
return [
'smartypants' => [
'attr' => 1,
'doublequote.open' => '“',
'doublequote.close' => '”',
'doublequote.low' => '„',
'singlequote.open' => '‘',
'singlequote.close' => '’',
'backtick.doublequote.open' => '“',
'backtick.doublequote.close' => '”',
'backtick.singlequote.open' => '‘',
'backtick.singlequote.close' => '’',
'emdash' => '—',
'endash' => '–',
'ellipsis' => '…',
'space' => '(?: | | |�*160;|�*[aA]0;)',
'space.emdash' => ' ',
'space.endash' => ' ',
'space.colon' => ' ',
'space.semicolon' => ' ',
'space.marks' => ' ',
'space.frenchquote' => ' ',
'space.thousand' => ' ',
'space.unit' => ' ',
'guillemet.leftpointing' => '«',
'guillemet.rightpointing' => '»',
'geresh' => '׳',
'gershayim' => '״',
'skip' => 'pre|code|kbd|script|style|math',
]
];Language specific replacements
To use language specific replacements, you have to enable the smartypants option in your config and then add your array of options to each language file in /site/languages/.
return [
'smartypants' => true
];<?php
return [
'code' => 'en',
'default' => true,
'direction' => 'ltr',
'locale' => 'en_US',
'name' => 'English',
'translations' => [],
'url' => null,
'smartypants' => [
'doublequote.open' => '“',
'doublequote.close' => '”',
//…
]
];