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Dynamic Content in Rich Text

Dynamic Content in Rich Text

A simple solution to dynamically replace text placeholders with content from other elements on your page (works perfectly with CMS or Rich Text).

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‍Copy the Script and Paste it into the <head> of your page

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To enable the dynamic content replacement functionality, copy the script below and paste it into the <head> section of your HTML or just before the closing </body> tag:

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<!-- [Dynamic Content in Rich Text] -->
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/AdirDiz/SA-static@main/static-mini.js"></script>

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Apply Attributes to Elements on Your Page

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To use this functionality, you'll need to apply the sa-static attribute to the elements you want to dynamically replace. You'll also need to include text placeholders in your content (like CMS content, rich text fields, etc.) with matching markers.

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Required for minimal customization

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sa-static = item-1- These are the items that will be moved when a suitable placeholder is found in the text.

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Example:

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[sa-item-1] - These are placeholders such as [sa-item-1], [sa-item-2].... that will be replaced with the appropriate items in your HTML.‍

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Example:

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‍How It Works

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The script works in the following way:

  1. It scans the page for elements with the sa-static attribute and stores them in memory.
  2. It then looks for placeholders like [sa-...] in the text of elements (e.g., <p> tags) on the page.
  3. If a matching sa-static element is found, it replaces the placeholder with the corresponding element from the page.
  4. If no matching sa-static element is found, the placeholder remains unchanged in the text.

You can add as many sa-static elements as needed, and placeholders in the text will be replaced accordingly.

If no matching [sa-...] element is found on the page, an element with the attribute sa-static = “none” that has no pair will not be displayed.

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Conclusion

This setup allows you to easily manage dynamic content replacement in rich text fields on your website. Just add the script, apply the sa-static attribute to your elements, and use placeholders like [sa-...] in your text. The script will automatically handle the replacement, making it ideal for CMS systems, rich text fields, or any other content areas on your site.