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> echoing the php variable in a different color
tudsy
post Nov 16 2017, 07:58 AM
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Hi


Just one question. How do I echo a php variable's text from black to red?


i.e. if $fname =$_GET['FirstName'];, will echo black text. How do I echo this piece of code's text to red from black?


Any help will be appreciated.


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CharlesEF
post Nov 16 2017, 01:38 PM
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You don't echo a color in PHP. It shows up black because the container text color is black. So, if the container is a <p> or <span> or whatever you need to make the text color whatever you want for the container.
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