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If you are forced to output HTML within a block of PHP you can use my abstraction system to generate well formed HTML and keep your PHP code clean.

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Author: Jay Zawrotny
Email: JayZawrotny@gmail.com
Website: jayzawrotny.com

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*** Table of Contents *************************
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1.) License
2.) To-do Items
3.) Setup
4.) Examples
5.) Notes
6.) Contacting the Author

1.) License 
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You may do whatever you want to do with this system. Fork it, rewrite it, publish it. Include it into your own framework package that's fine. All I ask is I get some credit when necessary or even a tweet mention :P

2.) Todo
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Clean up comments
Elements like the UL, Div, and OL are redundant and can be expressed with the generic element tag.
As of now it doesn't add in line breaks though I did attempt to add support for them just never really needed it.

3.) Setup
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Download, extract the html_builder folder somwhere within your project files.
Include the abstracthtml master file.
<?php include 'html_builder/abstracthtml.class.php' ?>
That's it!

4.) Usage
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4-1.) Creating an element with content, and
      attributes.
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<?php $div = HTML::tag( 'div', 'Hello World', array( 'class' => 'hello-world' ) ); ?>
<?php echo $div; ?>
\\Output: <div class="hello-world">Hello World!</div>

4.2) Creating an elment and adding in content 
     and specific attributes after creation.
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<?php 
$div = HTML::tag( 'div' );
$div->class = "hello-world";
$div->insert( "Hello World!" );

echo $div;
//Output: <div class="hello-world">Hello World!</div>
?>

4.3) Chaining Elements
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<?php
$div = HTML::tag( 'div', HTML::tag( 'span', 'Test' ), array( 'class' => 'test-class' ) );

echo $div;
//Output: <div class="test-class'><span>Test</span></div>
?>

4.4) Attributes Array Property
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<?php
$div = HTML::tag( 'div' );
$div->attributes = array(
     'class' => 'class-name',
	 'id' => 'div-id',
	 'title' => 'My Favorite Div!'
);

echo $div;
//Output: <div class="class-name" id="div-id" title="My Favorite Div!"></div>
?>

4.5) Insert Multiple Elements
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<?php
$h1 = HTML::tag( 'h1', 'My H1 Title' );
$ul = HMTL::tag( 'ul' );
$ul->insert( array(
	HTML::tag( 'li', 'List Item 1' ),
	HTML::tag( 'li', 'List Item 2' ),
	HTML::tag( 'li', 'List Item 3' ),
) );

$a = HTML::tag( 'a', 'Click here for more info &raquo;', array( 'href' => '#click-here-for-more-info' ) );
$div = HTML::tag( 'div', array( $h1, $ul, $a ), array( 'class' => 'container' ) );

echo $div;
//Output: <div class="container"><h1>My H1 Title</h1><ul><li>List Item 1</li><li>List Item 2</li><li>List Item 3</li></ul><a href="#click-here-for-more-info">Click here for more info &raquo;</a></div>
?>

5.) Notes
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Anytime where you can insert an element, you can use an array with elements or text in it.
If the element is not found, it will use a generic element with whatever name you get it with a context of <tag>Content</tag> and of course the attributes in the proper place.

6.) Contact the Author
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Email: Jayzawrotny@gmail.com
Web: jayzawrotny.com
G+: jayzawrotny@gmail.com
Forrst: forrst.me/JayZawrotny
Dribbble: dribbble.com/JayZawrotny
Twitter: @jaybydesign
Skype: JayByDesign
Phone: Yeah right! ( Sorry ladies :( )