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Question How to add color to a echo command with a variable?

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15 years 9 months ago - 15 years 9 months ago #53432 by iLucato
How to add color to a echo command with a variable? was created by iLucato
Hi folks, if I have a code like that
Code:
<?php echo $myvariable; ?>

How do I get to make this variable red, green, whatever? I tried to put $myvariable between the tag font color but it didn't work. Surelly I don't know how to connect them.

Any tip?

P.S. it will need to supress/overcome the css style.

Thanks in advance.
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15 years 9 months ago #53434 by Cerberus
Replied by Cerberus on topic Re: How to add color to a echo command with a variable?
another one i can help you with :)
Code:
<?php echo "<font color=\"#COLORCODE\"> $myvariable; </font>"; ?>

change COLORCODE to the css color code you wish

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15 years 9 months ago #53435 by iLucato
Replied by iLucato on topic Re: How to add color to a echo command with a variable?

Cerberus wrote: another one i can help you with :)

Code:
<?php echo "<font color=\"#COLORCODE\"> $myvariable; </font>"; ?>

change COLORCODE to the css color code you wish


Hmmm, almost there. There is some error. It shows a semicolon and just the semicolon gets the color and the variable doesn't. I tried to remove the 1st semicolon, but the css style seems to override this command.

Any other comment?
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15 years 9 months ago #53436 by Cerberus
Replied by Cerberus on topic Re: How to add color to a echo command with a variable?

iLucato wrote:

Cerberus wrote: another one i can help you with :)

Code:
<?php echo "<font color=\"#COLORCODE\"> $myvariable </font>"; ?>

change COLORCODE to the css color code you wish


Hmmm, almost there. There is some error. It shows a semicolon and just the semicolon gets the color and the variable doesn't. I tried to remove the 1st semicolon, but the css style seems to override this command.

Any other comment?


yer sry missed that semi colon, try now
Code:
<?php echo "<font color=\"#COLORCODE\"> $myvariable </font>"; ?>

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15 years 9 months ago #53437 by iLucato
Replied by iLucato on topic Re: How to add color to a echo command with a variable?
Yup, as I said before...

I tried to remove the 1st semicolon, but the css style seems to override this command.


So, in sum, didn't work buddy. I was trying to make that moved "register" link you helped me in other thread to be in another color different from the CSS a:link for the all rest.
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15 years 9 months ago #53450 by sozzled
Replied by sozzled on topic Re: How to add color to a echo command with a variable?
Try this instead:
Code:
<?php echo '<font color="#COLORCODE">' . $myvariable . '</font>'; ?>
Mind you, I really hate the use of the <font> tag. Much better to create a <div> or <span> and use CSS to change the colour.
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