Functions/Public/body.ps1
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Function Body { <# .SYNOPSIS Generates a Body HTML tag. .PARAMETER Class Allows to specify one (or more) class(es) to assign the html element. More then one class can be assigned by seperating them with a white space. .PARAMETER Id Allows to specify an id to assign the html element. .PARAMETER Style Allows to specify in line CSS style to assign the html element. .PARAMETER Content Allows to add child element(s) inside the current opening and closing HTML tag(s). .EXAMPLE The following exapmles show cases how to create an empty Body, with a class, an ID, and, custom attributes. Body -Class "myclass1 MyClass2" -Id myid -Attributes @{"custom1"='val1';custom2='val2'} Generates the following code: <Body Class="myclass1 MyClass2" Id="myid" custom1="val1" custom2="val2" > </Body> .NOTES Current version 3.1 History: 2018.11.1; Stephanevg;Updated to version 3.1 2018.10.30;@ChristopheKumor;Updated to version 3.0 2018.04.10;bateskevin; Updated to version 2.0 2018.04.10;Stephanevg; Added parameters 2018.04.01;Stephanevg;Creation. .LINK https://github.com/Stephanevg/PSHTML #> Param( [Parameter( ValueFromPipeline = $true, Mandatory = $false, Position = 0 )] $Content, [Parameter(Position = 1)] [String]$Class, [Parameter(Position = 2)] [String]$Id, [Parameter(Position = 3)] [String]$Style, [Parameter(Position = 4)] [Hashtable]$Attributes ) Process { $tagname = "Body" Set-htmltag -TagName $tagName -Parameters $PSBoundParameters -TagType NonVoid } } |