Field Types / Text field
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Simple text-input, for single-line fields.
Basic Configuration:¶
name:
type: text
Example usage in templates:¶
{{ record.name }}
Options:¶
The field has a few options to change the appearance and functionality of the field.
class
Can be set to either of the:narrow
to make the field less widelarge
to make both the field and the font larger
allow_twig
can be set to true or false to control if twig may be used in the fieldpattern
Use this to validate the field against a certain pattern.placeholder
Placeholder text inside the input control.
Input Sanitisation¶
All content in this field type will be sanitised before it gets inserted into
the database. This means that only 'whitelisted' HTML like <b>
and
<img src="…">
is kept, while things like <embed>
and <script>
are scrubbed
from the field before being stored. As a site-implementor you can control the
whitelisted tags and attributes using the following section in config.yaml
:
htmlcleaner:
allowed_tags: [ div, span, p, br, hr, s, u, strong, em, i, b, li, ul, ol, …, … ]
allowed_attributes: [ id, class, style, name, value, href, src, alt, title, …, … ]
To disable sanitisation for this field, you can add sanitise: false
to the field config, like so:
title:
type: text
sanitise: false
"Hiding" a field¶
The class:
-option can be used to create "hidden" fields. Sometimes
you might want to not show a field, but still want to display some
information to the editor. For example to give them more detailed instructions
on how to use the current ContentType. You can do this:
helpful_tip:
type: text
class: d-none
label: 'A Helpful tip'
postfix: |
Duo Reges: constructio interrete. Eiuro, inquit adridens, hac
quidem de re; Paulum, cum regem Persem captum adduceret, eodem
flumine invectio? Videsne quam sit magna dissensio?
group: Instructions
And the result will be:
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