UniversalInlineParserlink

This optional parser handles single-line inline tags written as !type ... !endtype inside a paragraph. It reuses the same tag specs as the block parser and supports inline attributes.

Inline tags are disabled unless CustomTagsExtension registers the inline parser (Docara core does this).

Syntaxlink

Use !label .pill #id text inside a sentence !endlabel for quick badges.

• Opens with !type, closes with !endtype on the same line.
• Attributes on the open marker are parsed/merged just like block tags.
• Inner text between the markers becomes the tag contents.

How it workslink

• Scans specs from CustomTagRegistry and matches !<type> ... !end<type> inline.
• Parses attrs via Attrs::parseOpenLine, merges with baseAttrs(), and applies attrsFilter() if present.
• Builds a CustomTagInline node with the inner text as a child.
• Renders via CustomTagRenderer (default wrapper uses htmlTag(); per-tag renderer() is for block nodes only).

Caveatslink

• Only works for tags that define a closeRegex (single-line block tags without a close marker are ignored).
• Per-tag renderer() closures currently target block nodes; inline tags use the default wrapper (htmlTag()) and rendered children.
• Keep inline content on the same line; multiline spans are for block tags.

Minimal examplelink

Tag class

final class LabelTag extends BaseTag
{
    public function type(): string { return 'label'; }
    public function htmlTag(): string { return 'span'; }
    public function baseAttrs(): array { return ['class' => 'label']; }
}

Markdown

This is !label .info Inline badge !endlabel inside text.

Rendered (simplified)

<span class="label info">Inline badge</span>