PHP's solution to conflicts with CSS/JSON in conventional template engines

This article mainly introduces PHP's solution to conflicts with CSSJSON in the conventional template engine, which is very practical, for more information about PHP's solution to conflicts with CSS/JSON in the conventional template engine, see the following example:

This article mainly targets Smarty and Dwoo

There is often a conflict between Smarty and CSS/JS syntax, because both must use braces {}. Although you can change the definition of Smarty, it is not cost-effective to modify all the relevant code in an existing system. The solution is as follows:

1. avoid simultaneous appearance

Avoid using external references. The problem is that it is unavoidable. Therefore, this situation is only suitable for a few simple cases.

2. modify the Smarty identifier

3. you can use the literal tag of Smarty to enclose the style sheet information., As shown below:

{$ Title}{Literal}

 
  
P {margin: 2px} {/literal}