Need help with PHP

[NightCrawler]

I've been Googling looking for TAGS that PHP uses and can't seem to find a cheat sheet for it.

I did find this — which adds a line but I was looking for how to add a space between two words and came up with nothing.

I want to line up a bumch links horizontally and want some space between them?

 

[Modeps]

Just use this... this is stupid, it wont let me put it in there... remove the space after the ampersand.


& nbsp;

 

[NightCrawler]

Thanks any other tags I should know about ?

I've seen these: <ul> <br> <div> </style> </li>

 

[NightCrawler]

Originally posted by: Modeps
Just use this... this is stupid, it wont let me put it in there... remove the space after the ampersand.


& nbsp;

Doesn't work in attached code mode either, odd I thought that was unformatted text.

 

[Chebago]

I'm pretty sure PHP can use any tags that html has...but I could be wrong...

 

[Firus]

those are HTML tags PHP doesn't really use "tags" you just echo or print html code that does use tags. Why not just put all text between html tags so that you at least have well-formed html and you can do spaces without all the nbsp junk? so like <span>here is some text</span> and any spaces will show. Or is this not an HTML page?

 

[NightCrawler]

Originally posted by: Firus
those are HTML tags PHP doesn't really use "tags" you just echo or print html code that does use tags. Why not just put all text between html tags so that you at least have well-formed html and you can do spaces without all the nbsp junk? so like <span>here is some text</span> and any spaces will show. Or is this not an HTML page?

This;

<a href="<?php echo get_settings('siteurl'); ?>/login.php"><Font color =#ffffff><?php _e('Login'); ?></a>
<a href="<?php echo get_settings('siteurl'); ?>/register.php"><Font color =#ffffff><?php _e('Register'); ?></a>

It kept placing the Login and Register to close together, couldn't remember & nbsp.

 

[WillyF1uhm1]

I think you are looking for CSS (Cascading Style Sheets).

If Login en Register are on 1 line, you probably can try playing around with padding-left, padding-right, or margin-left, margin-right, to get some space between those 2 words.

Other examples can be found at Zen Garden. Good luck!

 

[NightCrawler]

Originally posted by: WillyF1uhm1
I think you are looking for CSS (Cascading Style Sheets).

If Login en Register are on 1 line, you probably can try playing around with padding-left, padding-right, or margin-left, margin-right, to get some space between those 2 words.

Other examples can be found at Zen Garden. Good luck!

Thanks