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include The include markup will compile a sub-template in a way that make it included by regular include from caller compiled template. It's not possible to work on the included template DOM from caller DOM, but the included template can access to caller DOM and work on it. <incude "path/to/my/included-template.tml">            

incorpore The incorpore markup will completely incorpore a sub-template in the current template workflow. It's possible to work on the incorpored template DOM from caller DOM and the incorpored template can access to caller DOM and work on it too.

...closing markup, self closing or implicit self closed. All DOM which is loaded before is accessible. You can also implements the loaded method which is triggered when the whole document is loaded and so accessible from the method. From the class you can access the attributes of the markup and all DOM with the markup object methods. class Mymarkup extends \RedCat\Templix...

include The include markup will compile a sub-template in a way that make it included by regular include from caller compiled template. It's not possible to work on the included template DOM from caller DOM, but the included template can access to caller DOM and work on it. <incude "path/to/my/included-template.tml">            

incorpore The incorpore markup will completely incorpore a sub-template in the current template workflow. It's possible to work on the incorpored template DOM from caller DOM and the incorpored template can access to caller DOM and work on it too.

...closing markup, self closing or implicit self closed. All DOM which is loaded before is accessible. You can also implements the loaded method which is triggered when the whole document is loaded and so accessible from the method. From the class you can access the attributes of the markup and all DOM with the markup object methods. class Mymarkup extends \RedCat\Templix...

...suffix file name with ".xtml" by default and if it was left empty the default wrapper file will be ".xtml". It will contain other specifics elements that will work on DOM like: write, append, prepend, after, before, remove, replace, merge, premerge, submerge, attr, attrprepend, attrappend, css, js. <extend "header.xtml">    <append "title"> - RedCat<...

...suffix file name with ".xtml" by default and if it was left empty the default wrapper file will be ".xtml". It will contain other specifics elements that will work on DOM like: write, append, prepend, after, before, remove, replace, merge, premerge, submerge, attr, attrprepend, attrappend, css, js. <extend "header.xtml">    <append "title"> - RedCat<...

Features recursive extend CSS3 Selectors (jQuery/sizzle like) to work on DOM at compilation time , PHP compliant onCompile binder, PHP short-open-tag syntax support even if not enable in php.ini PHP syntax elements ported to HTML5, HTML5/XML syntax extended Templix syntax, As fast as simple include when compiled Possibility to build your own markup based logic language...

onCompile binder You can bind to templix some callback to trigger when the document is almost compiled and all its DOM is accessible.$templix->onCompile(function($templix){    $templix->find('footer a')->addClass('footer-link');});            

...without any change to do in your templates ! The parser support the most flexible syntax than is HTML5 with some Templix addons pecificity like shortcut value but, by dint of DOM conversion to PHP object, the output can be changed in XML very easyly. According to W3C specification, the following elements are implicitly self-closed: area, base br, col command...

tmpAttr The attr method is a getter or setter for accessing temporary attributes. Because of extend or apply, the DOM can be re-compiled to string and re-parsed. In this processus, all unvisible meta-data you can add to your object, like with the data method, will be wiped. So, there is a convention for passing meta-data in...

data The data method is a getter or setter for accessing meta-data unvisible attributes. Because of extend or apply, the DOM can be re-compiled to string and re-parsed. In this processus, all unvisible meta-data you can add to your object, like with the data method, will be wiped. To work around this behavior use tmpAttr instead...

Features recursive extend CSS3 Selectors (jQuery/sizzle like) to work on DOM at compilation time , PHP compliant onCompile binder, PHP short-open-tag syntax support even if not enable in php.ini PHP syntax elements ported to HTML5, HTML5/XML syntax extended Templix syntax, As fast as simple include when compiled Possibility to build your own markup based logic language...

onCompile binder You can bind to templix some callback to trigger when the document is almost compiled and all its DOM is accessible.$templix->onCompile(function($templix){    $templix->find('footer a')->addClass('footer-link');});