Library
Module
Module type
Parameter
Class
Class type
(X)HTML library
type t = Xml.t
A sequence of (X)HTML trees.
val to_string : t -> string
to_string html
is a valid (X)HTML5 polyglot string corresponding to the html
structure.
val of_string : ?enc:Xml.encoding -> string -> t
of_string ?enc html_str
is the tree representation of html_str
as decoded by enc
. For more information about the default encoding, see Xmlm.inenc
.
Note that this function converts all standard entities into their corresponding UTF-8 symbol.
val output :
?nl:bool ->
?indent:int option ->
?ns_prefix:(string -> string option) ->
Xmlm.dest ->
t ->
unit
Outputs valid (X)HTML5 polyglot text from a t
. Only non-void element handling is implemented so far. For more information about the parameters, see Xmlm.make_output
.
val output_doc :
?nl:bool ->
?indent:int option ->
?ns_prefix:(string -> string option) ->
Xmlm.dest ->
t ->
unit
Outputs a valid (X)HTML5 polyglot document from a t
. Only non-void element handling and HTML5 DOCTYPE is implemented so far. For more information about the parameters, see Xmlm.make_output
.
val a :
?cls:string ->
?attrs:(string * string) list ->
?hreflang:string ->
?rel:rel ->
?target:target ->
?ty:string ->
?title:string ->
?href:Uri.t ->
t ->
t
a href html
generate a link from html
to href
.
val html_of_string : string -> t
val string : string -> t
val html_of_int : int -> t
val int : int -> t
val html_of_float : float -> t
val float : float -> t
type table = t array array
val nil : t
val empty : t
module Create : sig ... end
val tag : string -> node
tag name t
returns <name>t</name>
where <name>
can have attributes "class" (if cls
is given), "id" (if id
is given) and other attributes specified by attrs
. You are encouraged not to use tag
but prefer the specialized versions below whenever possible.
val div : node
div ~cls:"cl" t
is <div class="cl">t</div>
.
val span : node
div ~cls:"cl" t
is <div class="cl">t</div>
.
val input :
?cls:string ->
?id:string ->
?attrs:(string * string) list ->
?ty:string ->
string ->
t
input v
returns a button with value "v".
val br : t
val hr : t
val wbr : t
A "Word Break Opportunity" node.
val param : name:string -> string -> t
param name value
return a <param>
node to be used in <object>
.
val embed :
?width:int ->
?height:int ->
?ty:string ->
?attrs:(string * string) list ->
Uri.t ->
t
embed uri
returns an <embed>
node for uri
.
val col :
?cls:string ->
?style:string ->
?attrs:(string * string) list ->
int ->
t
col n
return a <col span="n
"/> tag to specify properties of columns in a <colgroup>.
val source : ?media:string -> ?ty:string -> Uri.t -> t
source uri
returns a <source> tag to be used in an <audio> or <video> tag. It specifies an alternative location uri
and its type ty
for the browser to choose from.
val track :
?default:bool ->
?label:string ->
[ `Captions | `Chapters | `Descriptions | `Metadata | `Subtitles of string ] ->
Uri.t ->
t
track uri
returns a <track> node to insert in an <audio> or <video> tag. The argument of `Subtitles
is the language of the track.
val keygen :
?autofocus:bool ->
?disabled:bool ->
?form:string ->
?challenge:bool ->
?keytype:[ `RSA | `DSA | `EC ] ->
string ->
t
keygen name
return a <keygen> tag that specifies a key-pair generator field used for forms.
val anchor : string -> t
val h1 : node
val h2 : node
val h3 : node
val h4 : node
val h5 : node
val h6 : node
val li : node
val dt : node
val dd : node
val p : node
val pre : node
val main : node
val s : node
The <s>
tag specifies text that is no longer correct, accurate or relevant. The <s>
tag should not be used to define replaced or deleted text, use the <del>
for that purpose.
val cite : node
val code : node
val sub : node
val sup : node
val b : node
val u : node
val mark : node
val bdi : node
val bdo : node
val ruby : node
val rb : node
val rt : node
val rtc : node
val rp : node
val aside : node
val html : node
val title : node
val header : node
val body : node
val section : node
val article : node
val address : node
val head : node
val link :
?cls:string ->
?id:string ->
?attrs:(string * string) list ->
?title:string ->
?media:string ->
?ty:string ->
?rel:string ->
?integrity:string ->
?crossorigin:cors ->
Uri.t ->
t
link uri
returns a <link href="uri
"> element to be put in the <head>.
val meta :
?cls:string ->
?id:string ->
?name:string ->
?content:string ->
?charset:string ->
(string * string) list ->
t
meta attrs
returns a <meta> tag to be put in the <head>.
val base :
?cls:string ->
?id:string ->
?attrs:(string * string) list ->
?target:string ->
Uri.t ->
t
base uri
returns a <base href="uri
" /> tag that specifies the base URI for all relative URLs in the HTML document.
val style : ?media:string -> ?scoped:bool -> string -> t
style css
return a <style> tag giving the css
directives. This tag is typically found in the <head>. In the <body> of the document, scoped
must be set to true
.
Most of the tags below are not deprecated in HTML5 but are discouraged in favor of using CSS stylesheets.
val small : node
val i : node
In HTML5, it is not guaranteed that it will render text in italics.
val tt : node
The <tt>
tag is not supported in HTML5.
val em : node
val strong : node
val var : node
val kbd : node
val samp : node