use \Element as Element;

echo (new Element\Div())
	->addClass('banana')
	->setAttribute('id', 'fuse-banana')
	->add('Banana Div')->render();

use \Element as Element;

$ul = new Element\UnorderedList();
$ul->setAttribute('id', 'banana-ul');

// mockup menu data
// likely coming from a data source
$items = array(
	array('text' => 'One', 'link' => '#one'),
	array('text' => 'Two', 'link' => '#two'),
	array('text' => 'Three', 'link' => '#three'),
);

foreach($items as $i)
{
	// create new <li>
	$item = new Element\ListItem();
	$item->setAttribute('id', strtolower($i['text']));
	
	// create new <a>
	// requires value for href attribute
	// should hold item's text
	$anchor = new Element\Anchor($i['link']);
	$anchor->add($i['text']);
	
	// add <a> to <li>
	$item->add($anchor);
	
	//add <li> to <ul>
	$ul->add($item);
}

// <div> to place <ul> in
$div = new Element\Div();
$div->setAttribute('id', 'ul-wrapper');

// surround <ul> with <div id="ul-wrapper">
// returns object passed into wrap ($div)
	// contents of returned object ($div) now set to $ul object
$div = $ul->wrap($div);

// prepend to the content of $div
// formatter will automatically wrap this text in a <p>
$div->add('Before unordered list', true);

// append to the content of $div
// formatter will automatically wrap this text in a <p>
$div->add('After unordered list', true);

// give class "ul-item" to every <li>
$div = Element\Helper::fixChildrenClass($div, 'ListItem', 'ul-item');

echo $div->render();

<?php

namespace \MyHtmlFramework;

use \Element as Element;

class Banana extends Element\Div
{	
	protected $classBase = 'banana';
	
	public function __construct($context = 'ripe')
	{	
		parent::__construct();
		
		$this->addClass($this->classBase . '-' . $context);
		
		parent::setAttribute('role', 'fruit');
	}
}