Add arguments to the PageTitle helper to provide control over the CSS classes in the output markup

[DanielFlaum]

The PageTitle helper currently takes four arguments:

1. The text of the page title
2. The header level to be used in the output
3. Optional text for a subhead label
4. Optional text for an action label

The helper returns a string based on the arguments:

        if ($subheadLabel) {
            $subhead = '<span class="subhead">' . $view->escapeHtml($subheadLabel) . '</span>';
        }
        if ($actionLabel) {
            $action = '<span class="action">' . $view->escapeHtml($actionLabel) . '</span>';
        }

        $level = (int) $level;
        if ($level > 0) {
            return "<h$level>" . $subhead . '<span class="title">' . $view->escapeHtml($title) . '</span>' . $action . "</h$level>";
        }

(Although if the header level is specified as 0, then only the title text is displayed, with no surrounding markup.)

This code includes the hard-coded CSS classes subhead, action, and title. Theme and module authors may need control over these classes. This could be accomplished by adding three additional arguments after the current arguments.

[DanielFlaum]

I'm working on producing code for this.

[zerocrates]

That's a lot of arguments to add, even though they're optional.

I wonder what you'd think about having this use a partial (which the theme could override) instead?

[DanielFlaum]

A partial sounds ideal. I'll go make that now.