Documentation & API reference
function theme_link
Returns HTML for a link.
This is a wrapper around l() to allow for more flexible link themeing.
Where performance is more important than theme flexibility, Drupal code that outputs a link should call the l() function directly, as #theme 'link' implementations have a measurable performance impact.
Parameters
$variables: An associative array containing the keys 'text', 'path', and 'options'. See the l() function for information about these variables.
See also
l()
Related topics
1 string reference to 'theme_link'
- system_update_8043 in drupal/
core/ modules/ system/ system.install - Move system theme settings from variable to config.
5 theme calls to theme_link()
- CommonTestController::themeLinkActiveClass in drupal/
core/ modules/ system/ tests/ modules/ common_test/ lib/ Drupal/ common_test/ Controller/ CommonTestController.php - Returns links to the current page, with and without query strings.
- LanguageTestController::themeLinkActiveClass in drupal/
core/ modules/ language/ tests/ language_test/ lib/ Drupal/ language_test/ Controller/ LanguageTestController.php - Returns links to the current page with different langcodes.
- UrlTest::testLinkCustomClass in drupal/
core/ modules/ system/ lib/ Drupal/ system/ Tests/ Common/ UrlTest.php - Tests for custom class in links produced by l() and theme_link() functions.
- UrlTest::testLinkRenderArrayText in drupal/
core/ modules/ system/ lib/ Drupal/ system/ Tests/ Common/ UrlTest.php - Tests that link functions support render arrays as 'text'.
- UrlTest::testLinkXSS in drupal/
core/ modules/ system/ lib/ Drupal/ system/ Tests/ Common/ UrlTest.php - Confirms that invalid URLs are filtered in link generating functions.
File
- drupal/
core/ includes/ theme.inc, line 1686 - The theme system, which controls the output of Drupal.
Code
function theme_link($variables) {
return l($variables['text'], $variables['path'], $variables['options']);
}