Represents an html attribute. An attribute like a class should allow multiple values and should be additive.

Exception that is thrown when the same attribute is attempted to be added multiple times on the same element.

Represents a simple html element.

List of elements. This can be used to render a list of sibling elements. For example, String blah = new ElementList(new Element("p").Update("test"), new Element("b").Update("poop")) would render

test

poop

This class wraps a HtmlTextWriter behind the IWriter interface.

Defines a contract for any implementor that can render itself to a TextWriter and/or Stream.

Identifies methods used by the rendering system for writing data to streams. This was created strictly due to the differences between an XmlTextWriter and the other flavor of TextWriters like the StringWriter and HtmlTextWriter.

This is the base class for any class that wants to render itself as html.

Represents a special element used for literal text. Using this element allows the use of strings to act as Elements. So "Hello World" can become an Element simply by wrapping it in a TextElement like this: new TextElement("Hello World")

Wraps an XmlWriter so that it conforms to the IWriter interface.