How do you completely disable HTML Purifier?

[alfredoramos]

How do you completely disable HTML Purifier?

[AlfredoRamos]

What's the correct way to do this?

@photonstorm You can see how to temporarily disable it in the Helper section on the README.

markdown('Hello world', ['purifier' => false])

Note that the enabled key is not passed when using the facade or the markdown() helper function.

However, if you don't want it enabled anywhere, you can completely turn off in the configuration file by setting this key to false (ref):

[
	'purifier'	=> [
		'enabled'	=> false,
	# Other config keys...
]

Please check the Configuration section for instructions to create a copy of the config file.

[photonstorm]

Thanks for explaining! I honestly feel your answer is so useful it should be part of the README. Especially how you cannot do enabled: false in the config when using the helper function, as that was the first thing I tried.

I've run into loads of problems with HTML Purifier being tyrannical on perfectly valid content (the less said about its treatments of iframes, the better), so this was a last resort but solved everything.