"<TR><TD>".$myrow["char_name"]."<TD>".$myrow["char_level"]."<TD>".$class["class"]."<TD>".$myrow["kara"]."<TD>".$myrow["karateam"]."<TD>".$myrow["karasub"];
Either CSS styling or the dreaded HTML "<font color=\"#FF0000\"
/>".$myrow['char_name']."</font>" tags.
But you should use CSS:
echo '<tr><td style="color: red">' ...
Everyone:
Arrgggg.
PHP
echo '<td class="red">';
CSS
.red
{
color: #FF0000;
}
More Arrggg.
$char_name = $myrow['char_name']; // <-- note ' and not "
$char_level = $myrow['char_level'];
$myClass = $class['class'];
$kara = $myrow['kara'];
$karasub= $myrow['karasub'];
echo("<tr><td class=\"red\">$char_name
</td><td>$char_level</td><td>$myClass </td>
<td>$kara</td><td>$karasub</td></tr>");
Note balanced tags, use of variables inside the echo, and unobtrusive css.
Just a manner of style. :-)
Cheers,
tedd
PS: I know that echo() is not a function, but I like doing it that
way and makes it easier for me to understand my code.
PSS: I know that this takes a bit more processor time to to do this,
but the processor has more time than I do to understand what my code
is doing.
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