Working with Fields

Resolving content fields from documents is as easy as working with a vanilla PHP object, but still provides all the power of the official Prismic PHP Kit.

Content and Title fields

Resolving fields as HTML

Structured Text fields automatically resolve to HTML using __toString casting. The following would resolve a field labeled blurb as HTML.

    <div>
        {!! Prismic::getByUID('blog_post', 'post-1')->blurb !!}
    </div>

Resolving fields as Text

In the above example, the blurb field is an object even though it resolves to a string, so you can still call it's methods.

    <div>
        {!! Prismic::getByUID('blog_post', 'post-1')->blurb->asText() !!}
    </div>

    <div>
        {!! Prismic::getByUID('blog_post', 'post-1')->blurb->text !!}
    </div>

Embeds

<div>
    {!! Prismic::getByUID('blog_post', 'post-1')->video->asHtml() !!}
</div>

Links

Image Links

<img src="{{ Prismic::getByUID('blog_post', 'post-1')->image }}" width="{{ Prismic::getByUID('blog_post', 'post-1')->image->getWidth() }}">
                            >

Web Links

<a href="{!! Prismic::getByUID('blog_post', 'post-1')->link !!}">
    A Link
</a>

<a href="{!! Prismic::getByUID('blog_post', 'post-1')->link !!}">
    A Link
</a>

Images

In prismic images are divided into image views. This provides an easy way to different image dimensions to use in responsive srcsets. Every image will at least an image view called main. Other image views are specified by the content type creator in Prismic.

Example

Prismic::getByUID('blog_post', 'post-1')
    ->thumbnail
    ->main
    ->getUrl()

Prismic::getByUID('blog_post', 'post-1')
    ->thumbnail
    ->retina
    ->getUrl()

Working with Fields