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Positioning PHP content

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Just put the echo statements on the place you want the output to appear.

If you put the echo statement inside a div, the output would appear in that div.

 

So if you want to style the ouput with CSS, you can just put the echo statement ( with <?php ?> tags of course ) inside an HTML element and style that element with CSS.

 

Léon :)

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Thanks, makes sense.

 

I've inserted a php statement for date/time in a div classed as time, I've went into my css file.

 

I uploaded my php file and css file to my web domain, but it doesn't seem the css file is being read. Any ideas why?

Edited by POWERPLAY27

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