I already have the CSS Layout in a .css file.
Here is my php line of code
$display_block .= "<div id=\"contentTitle\">$title</div> <div id=\"contentDescription\">$description</div>"
echo $display_block;
For some reason, it isn't recognizing the "id" part of my code so my text is not being formatted!
I figured it out! It turns out it was my CSS code actually! And the reason I am putting the "id" in the php code is because I am displaying a data report onto a webpage with a loop.
why dont you write like this it is easy to undestand.....
$title='aaa';
$description = '222';
$display_block = "<div id='contentTitle'>".$title."</div> <div id='contentDescription'>".$description."</div>";
echo $display_block;
output
<div id='contentTitle'>aaa</div> <div id='contentDescription'>222</div>
Seems no wrong things of you code but,
Why you do not write like this:
<div id="contentTitle"><?php echo $title ?></div>
please try this code if your css id =contentTitle, if your css id =contentDescription than this code run
$display_block .= "<div id='contentTitle'>$title</div> <div id='contentDescription'>$description</div>";
echo $display_block;
best of luck dear
You can write like this- $display_block .= "$title $description"
echo $display_block;
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