Merge 6212a95 into 051dfcc

doc/src/built-in-helpers.md

@@ -34,10 +34,10 @@ Renders a `<select>` element. The `Select` helper takes an extra second argument
 array of options. Each options element can either be a `string => string` or it can be a `string => array`.
 
 - `string => string`
-  - A normal `<option>`, with the array key being the value and the array value being the label
+    - A normal `<option>`, with the array key being the value and the array value being the label
 - `string => array`
-  - An `<optgroup>`, with the array key being the label and the array value being the child options
-  - Option groups can also be nested.
+    - An `<optgroup>`, with the array key being the label and the array value being the child options
+    - Option groups can also be nested.
 
 # Error Helpers
 

doc/src/mappings.md

@@ -87,36 +87,36 @@ field mappings with them. The `FieldMappingFactory` has the following methods wh
 mappings:
 
 - `text($minLength = 0, $maxLength = null, $encoding = 'utf-8')`
-  - Creates a simple string-to-string mapping, optionally applying constraints for the length of the string.
+    - Creates a simple string-to-string mapping, optionally applying constraints for the length of the string.
 
 - `emailAddress()`
-  - Creates a mapping which requires the input string to be a valid email address.
+    - Creates a mapping which requires the input string to be a valid email address.
 
 - `integer()`
-  - Creates a mapping between input strings and PHP integers, validating that the input string is actually a valid
+    - Creates a mapping between input strings and PHP integers, validating that the input string is actually a valid
     integer string.
 
 - `float()`
-  - Creates a mapping between input strings and PHP floats, validating that the input string is actually a valid float
+    - Creates a mapping between input strings and PHP floats, validating that the input string is actually a valid float
     string.
 
 - `decimal()`
-  - Similar to `float()`, but keeps the the number as a string after validation.
+    - Similar to `float()`, but keeps the the number as a string after validation.
 
 - `boolean()`
-  - Creates a mapping between input strings and PHP booleans. The input string must either be `"true"`, `"false"` or be
+    - Creates a mapping between input strings and PHP booleans. The input string must either be `"true"`, `"false"` or be
     absent. This latter special requirement is because unchecked checkboxes are not transferred at all.
 
 - `time(DateTimeZone $timeZone = null)`
-  - Creates a mapping for `<input type="time">` to `ImmutableDateTime`. By default, times are treated as UTC, but you
+    - Creates a mapping for `<input type="time">` to `ImmutableDateTime`. By default, times are treated as UTC, but you
     can also pass a custom time zone to the factory.
 
 - `date(DateTimeZone $timeZone = null)`
-  - Creates a mapping for `<input type="date">` to `ImmutableDateTime`. By default, times are treated as UTC, but you
+    - Creates a mapping for `<input type="date">` to `ImmutableDateTime`. By default, times are treated as UTC, but you
     can also pass a custom time zone to the factory.
 
 - `dateTime(DateTimeZone $timeZone = null, $localTime = false)`
-  - Creates a mapping for `<input type="datetime">` and `<input type="datetime-local">` to `ImmutableDateTime`. By
+    - Creates a mapping for `<input type="datetime">` and `<input type="datetime-local">` to `ImmutableDateTime`. By
     default, times are treated as UTC, but you can also pass a custom time zone to the factory. When using type
     `datetime`, you don't have to set the `$localTime` parameter. When using the `datetime-local` type, the browser will
     not submit a time zone, so it is important to pass a time zone to the factory in which the datetime should be