Examples of org.thymeleaf.dom.Element

org.thymeleaf.dom.Element

An Element node in a Thymeleaf DOM tree. In XML-based templates, Elements normally correspond to tags.

Elements are nestable nodes, and therefore have children. Besides, they have a sequence of attributes, each of them with a value. Attributes are modeled by means of the {@link Attribute} class.
@author Daniel Fernández @since 2.0.0

        StringBuilder text = new StringBuilder();
        boolean fail = true;
        boolean elementFound = false;
        boolean textFound = false;


        Element element = item.getElement();
        if(element!=null && element.hasChildren()) {
            List<Node> children = element.getChildren();


            for(Node child : children) {
                if(child instanceof Text) {
                    text.append(((Text)child).getContent());
                    if (elementFound || textFound) {

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