It is the same basic style of formatting that sites like github and Google+ do.
You can easily customize the inputs/outputs of the HTML code that it transforms.
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<? | |
function markDown($str){ | |
//Tag like markdown, ordered by precedence. | |
//This is the only thing you really need to configure. | |
//It's a regular expression (without delimiters) as the key and the desired output as the value. | |
$markdownSet = array( | |
"\_\*(.*)\*_" => " <b><i>$2</i></b> ", | |
"\*_(.*)_\*" => " <b><i>$2</i></b> ", | |
"_(.*)_" => " <i>$2</i> ", | |
"\*(.*)\*" => " <b>$2</b> ", | |
"\#\#\#(.*)\#\#\#" => " <h3>$2</h3> ", | |
"\#\#(.*)\#\#" => " <h2>$2</h2> ", | |
"\#(.*)\#" => " <h1>$2</h1> " | |
); | |
//Strip out the HTML tags, replace them with text | |
$str = preg_replace('/</','<',$str); | |
$str = preg_replace('/>/','>',$str); | |
//Just to make sure they're all gone. | |
$str = strip_tags($str); | |
foreach($markdownSet as $match => $result){ | |
$str = preg_replace("/([[:space:]]|\n|^)".$match."([[:space:]]|\n|$)/U","$1".$result."$3",$str); | |
} | |
//Make links into links | |
$str = preg_replace("/http([s]?):\/\/([^\ \)\n$]*)/i","<a href='\\0' rel='nofollow'>\\0</a>",$str); | |
//Make Newlines into breaks | |
$str = nl2br($str); | |
return $str; | |
} | |
?> |
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