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Flexy is the answer
For PHP at least... By default placeholders contents are htmlentitied, if you want a variable to output html you have to specify with the html filter (eg {somevalue:h} will output html with angle brackets intact, {somevalue} will produce escaped content... Does the right thing by default and more people ought to use it...
-metapundit
http://www.metapundit.net/sections/b
For PHP at least... By default placeholders contents are htmlentitied, if you want a variable to output html you have to specify with the html filter (eg {somevalue:h} will output html with angle brackets intact, {somevalue} will produce escaped content... Does the right thing by default and more people ought to use it...
-metapundit
http://www.metapundit.net/sections/b
