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Old December 18th, 2012, 03:41 PM
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Hmm didn't work

I got the following in the html

Code:
<th class='thtestimonial'>
as in php coding like the following

Code:
Print "<tr><th class='thtestimonial'>Testimonial:</th> <td>&nbsp;".$testimonials['testimonial'] . "<br><br></td></tr>";


The css is as following

Code:
th.thtestimonial {
margin-top: -50px;
}


I tried
Code:
<th class="thtestimonial">
in the coding but got error's as is in the php coding
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Ok cool this is the error I got when I do it this way

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<th class="thtestimonial">


Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /customers/0/c/c/irhwebsites.co.uk/httpd.www/html5 think simple/testimonials.php on line 72

on line 72 is the following

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Print "<tr><th class="thtestimonial">Testimonial:</th> <td>&nbsp;".$testimonials['testimonial'] . "<br><br></td></tr>";
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Print "<tr><th class="thtestimonial">

You cannot nest double-quotes inside double-quotes in this way. Change to 'thtestimonial' or \"thtestimonial\".

Hint: I would use class 'testim' or some other more informative name - if you are constantly typing t-e-s-t-i-m-o-n-i-a-l you are sure to mistype it at some point
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The issue there is that you are trying to use double quotes within double quotes, so when the php gets to the 2nd double quote it reads it as the end of the string. So what should follow is a semi-colon or comma or concatenation or anything else you can use in conjunction with ending strings, but as we see, it follows with another string so this is the reason for the error.

You definitely need single quotes around your class attribute's value.

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I have done it a different way now - see link below

http://irhwebsites.co.uk/html5%20th...estimonials.php

I just need a couple of link breaks after each testimonial and not sure how to do it, do I need something like

PHP Code:
echo "<br><br>"; 


or will that not work
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Yes, that will insert line-breaks into the HTML.. if you insert it in the right place . Personally, I would use CSS

Code:
td {
    padding: 20px 0;
}
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ok so use something like margin-bottom in css, that right?
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Code:
td {
    padding: 20px 0;
}
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That css worked perfect, thank you so much really appreciate it and for all your help and time
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