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Display inline sanitized XHTML markup
Notice: This plugin is unmaintained and available for adoption.
Description
This plugin returns raw, inline XHTML markup that has been validated and sanitized.
Validation
Markup that doesn't follow these requirements will be rejected with an error message:
- Elements must be well-formed.
- Tags and attribute names must be in lowercase, attribute values are required and must be enclosed in quotes.
- Empty elements must be self-closing with a space before the forward slash, e.g. <img ... />.
Sanitization
Dangerous constructs such as <script> elements will be removed.
Use Cases
Inline is useful for creating "phrase" elements not supported by WikiFormatting, or for including attributes such as titles. The #!html WikiProcessor works well for creating larger chunks of markup, and in particular block-level elements such as an <address> that are also not supported. A Microformat is an excellent example. However, Inline is designed to be embedded directly in another construct, typically a paragraph of text.
Examples
...is now a [[Inline(<acronym title="Python Enhancement Proposal">PEP</acronym>)]]. Visit [[Inline(<a href="..." title="My Link">my link</a>)]].
Bugs/Feature Requests
Existing bugs and feature requests for InlineMacro are here.
If you have any issues, create a new ticket.
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Source
- Browse the source at: GitHub.
- Public clone URL:
git clone git://github.com/dwclifton/tracinlinemacro.git
Installation
Download the attached zipfile, unpack to a temporary location, visit the 0.11
directory and run:
python setup.py bdist_egg cp dist/*.egg /trac/env/Project/plugins
Configuration
Enable the macro in /trac/env/Project/conf/trac.ini:
[components] inline.* = enabled
You may have to restart your Web server.
Recent Changes
Author/Contributors
Author: dwclifton
Maintainer: none (needsadoption)
Contributors: The Python and Trac development community.
