How to Formatting Text inside <?php ?> tags? [UNSOLVED]

[RafliArema]

How to formatting text inside the php tags?

EXAMPLE:

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<?php
include_once 'connect.php';
?>
<?php
$bypass = 0;
$playerinfo="SELECT * from players where name='$player'";
$playerinfo2=mysql_query($playerinfo) or die("could not get player stats!");
$playerinfo3=mysql_fetch_array($playerinfo2);
$playergold = $playerinfo3['gold'];
$playerlevel = $playerinfo3['level'];
$playerexp = $playerinfo3['exper'];
$playername = $playerinfo3['name'];
$playertribes = $playerinfo3['tribes'];
$playerlocation = $playerinfo3['location'];
?>


<link rel="stylesheet" href="gpack/inside.css" type="text/css" />
<div class="Standard">
              <ul class="Standard">
            <li class="Standard">Username: <?php print $playername; ?></li>
            <li>Level: <?php print $playerlevel; ?></li>
            <li>Pengalaman: <?php print $playerexp; ?></li>
            <li>Suku: <?php print $playertribes; ?></li>
            <li>Lokasi: <?php print $playerlocation; ?></li>
            <li>Jumlah Emas: <?php print $playergold; ?></li>
            </ul>
            </div>

The Output of the code above is just a plain text.... No format...
My question, is how to formatting the text inside the <?php print $variables ?> ??
Format the $variables, like font colors, size, etc


Thank you for help me out....
I will put [SOLVED] on the title if this problems solved

[62896dude]

Assuming that you are familiar with div tags, all you have to do to use a div tag in PHP is use:

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echo "<div id='div_name_here_from_style.css'>";
echo "blah blah blah text text content blah";
echo "</div>";

That's all it takes, you just have to make sure that when you are using a div id, the id that you reference must already be in your style.css, and that is where you format that id

[RafliArema]

Thank you for try to help me out,
But it's 100% not working...

What do you mean with div id?
Do you mean file name.css?




Rafli
[STILL UNSOLVED]

[Jackolantern]

Do you know how to use CSS? That is how all text should be formatted. You can either wrap an entire block in a div like:

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<div id="myDiv">This is a text block. Most browsers will put space above and below it.</div>

Or you can use a span tag, which is commonly used for adding formatting to only a segment of a text block:

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<p>This is another text block. However, I <span id="mySpan">may</span> want to format only part of it.</p>

Then you can use those IDs to style your text anyway you want:

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#myDiv {
     text-align: right;
     color: blue;
}

#mySpan {
     font-style: italic;
}

[62896dude]

good explanation Jack, that is what you should be doing Rafli

[RafliArema]

I already put

#UserStats {
color: blue; font-size:36px;
}

on style.css, but when Im
<?php echo "<div id='UserStats'>";
echo $playername;
echo "</div>";?>

It doesn't change....
The style is same like before....

I confused,
Please help me....

[hallsofvallhalla]

or simplify it and add HTML

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echo "<font color='#FFFFFF'> Hello </font><b><u>World</u></b>";

[Jackolantern]

Formatting HTML really shouldn't be used. It is deprecated, and browsers are free to remove support at any time. Of course, they likely won't, but that is the danger of using deprecated tags.

[62896dude]

Do you have the link href tag or whatever its called in your code to reference style.css? If not, that is your problem

[hallsofvallhalla]

They will support it forever most likely. Not sure why anyone would want to create a CSS div for everything that is bolded. Or even use the same one. Kinda silly. You can create a div to bold one word or put b tags around it. Standard HTML. Don't see how using HTML is considered bad and if it is then everyone has went way too far on the standards bandwagon.