A comfortable function that gives you performant flexibility to compile css-style-definitions at run-time.
Use this e.g. when rendering HTML-code for E-Mails.
{# MERGE #}
{% set styles = hublify.styles_merge( ... ) %}
Function
styles_merge(...)
Combines multiple css-style-definition-arrays into one.
Parameter: "<...>" A string containing the .....
Return: This functions returns a css-style-array.
{# Creating a standalone query-object #}
{% set myQueryObj = hublify.dataset('product') %}
From the source-code ...
/** * Generates a styles-array composed from optionally (multiple) merged style-definitions. * * Use this e.g. within twig-blocks for easily compile inline-css-styles based on dynamically * given "style-labels" (= $area, $template) and overrides (=$customStyles). * * * @param array $allStyles The standardized "global style-array" containing all possible sub-styles. * Expected structure is: * [style] * [<$area>] * [<tag>] * [<style-attr>] - "<style value>" * * [templates] * [<$template>] * [<tag>] * [<style-attr>] - "<style value>" * * * @param string|null $area The main area-label used for: $allStyles[style][$area]. * If is NULL no basic style is used. * * @param string|null $template An optional template-label used for: $allStyles[templates][$template]. * Those defined style-attributes override the ones * defined from: $allStyles[style][$area]. * If is NULL nothing is merged from $allStyles[templates][]. * * @param array|null $customStyles An optional custom style-attribute array. * If given this overrides all previously defined styles from $allStyles. * Expected array structure is: * [<tag>] * [<style-attr>] - "<style value>" * * @return array|null Returns on success a merged style-array of the structure: * [<tag>] * [<style-attr>] - "<style value>" * * In case of an error NULL is returned. * */ function styles_merge(array $allStyles, string $area=null, string $template=null, array $customStyles=null): ?array