If you want to add a divider between the fields:
$show->divider();
Modify the display content as follows
$show->title()->as(function ($title) {
return "<{$title}>";
});
$show->contents()->as(function ($content) {
return "<pre>{$content}</pre>";
});
Here are a few common display style methods implemented by the as
method:
The content of the field avatar
is the path or url of the image, which can be displayed as an image:
$show->avatar()->image();
The parameters of the image()
method are referenced to Field::image()
The content of the field document
is the path or url of the file, which can be displayed as an file:
$show->avatar()->file();
The parameters of the file()
method are referenced to Field::file()
The content of the field homepage
is a url link that can be displayed as an HTML link:
$show->homepage()->link();
The parameters of the link()
method are referenced to Field::link()
Show the contents of the field tag
as label:
$show->tag()->label();
The parameters of the label()
method are referenced to Field::label()
Show the contents of the field rate
as badge:
$show->rate()->badge();
The parameters of the badge()
method are referenced to Field::badge()
If the value of the field gender
is f
, m
, it needs to be displayed with Female
and Male
respectively.
$show->gender()->using(['f' => 'Female', 'm' => 'Male']);