Html::tel()
Generates an <a> tag for a phone number
Html::tel(string $tel, string|array|null $text = null, array $attr = [ ]): stringParameters
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| $telrequired | string |
no default value | The phone number |
| $text | stringorarrayornull |
null
|
The optional text; if null, the phone number will be used as text |
| $attr | array |
[ ]
|
Additional attributes for the tag |
Return type
string
The generated HTML
Parent class
Kirby\Cms\Html
inherited from Kirby\Toolkit\Html
Limitations
The Html::link() method strips out any non-numeric characters in the provided phone number (except the plus sign for international phone numbers). This is done to ensure a safe and reliable behavior of the resulting link.
If you need to add parameters or formatting to the tel URI (according to RFC 3966), please use the Html::link() method that otherwise works the same:
Html::link('tel:+1-416-123-4567;ext=890', '+1 416-123-4567 ext. 890');