Comments on: Chop CSS Templates Into Separate PHP-Included Files http://www.webchicklet.com/web-development/chop-css-templates-into-separate-php-included-files/ Your geeky chicklet on the web Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:51:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: WebChicklet http://www.webchicklet.com/web-development/chop-css-templates-into-separate-php-included-files/comment-page-1/#comment-862 WebChicklet Fri, 03 Apr 2009 12:28:14 +0000 http://www.webchicklet.com/?p=91#comment-862 Ok well, he may be right, unless of course your entire page is being built via php. In that case, it would be pretty much impossible to separate the html and css from the php, since the php would necessarily have to include those elements as well. But if you are only building portions of the page with php, then you could put the html and css outside of the php code. It just depends really on how you are building the page, and what portions of it must be built with php and what doesn't. Unless the fact that I haven't had coffee yet is blurring my mind. :) Ok well, he may be right, unless of course your entire page is being built via php. In that case, it would be pretty much impossible to separate the html and css from the php, since the php would necessarily have to include those elements as well. But if you are only building portions of the page with php, then you could put the html and css outside of the php code. It just depends really on how you are building the page, and what portions of it must be built with php and what doesn’t. Unless the fact that I haven’t had coffee yet is blurring my mind. :)

]]> By: caren ola http://www.webchicklet.com/web-development/chop-css-templates-into-separate-php-included-files/comment-page-1/#comment-856 caren ola Fri, 03 Apr 2009 06:06:00 +0000 http://www.webchicklet.com/?p=91#comment-856 thanks for the quick reply.. unfortunately i made a mistake.. i copied the whole thing and output the wrong one. function fNavi() { $list = ""; $list .= "<a class='navi' href='#'>Home</a>"; $list .= "<a class='navi' href='#'>About</a>"; $list .= "<a class='navi' href='#'>Contact</a>"; return $list; } echo fNavi(); he said i should not embed the html/css tags in my php code. im a fresh graduate and im really wanted to improve and learn the good practice and professional way thanks thanks for the quick reply..
unfortunately i made a mistake.. i copied the whole thing and output the wrong one.

function fNavi() {
$list = “”;
$list .= “<a class=’navi’ href=’#'>Home</a>”;
$list .= “<a class=’navi’ href=’#'>About</a>”;
$list .= “<a class=’navi’
href=’#'>Contact</a>”;

return $list;
}
echo fNavi();

he said i should not embed the html/css tags in my php code.

im a fresh graduate and im really wanted to improve and learn the good practice and professional way

thanks

]]> By: WebChicklet http://www.webchicklet.com/web-development/chop-css-templates-into-separate-php-included-files/comment-page-1/#comment-855 WebChicklet Fri, 03 Apr 2009 05:04:24 +0000 http://www.webchicklet.com/?p=91#comment-855 obviously, the code you put in the comment got rendered instead of displaying as code, but i was able to see it as you intended in the admin. in any case, i'm not sure what he meant either, since your code didn't have any css in it at all. nothing to separate out. obviously, the code you put in the comment got rendered instead of displaying as code, but i was able to see it as you intended in the admin. in any case, i’m not sure what he meant either, since your code didn’t have any css in it at all. nothing to separate out.

]]> By: caren ola http://www.webchicklet.com/web-development/chop-css-templates-into-separate-php-included-files/comment-page-1/#comment-854 caren ola Fri, 03 Apr 2009 04:46:31 +0000 http://www.webchicklet.com/?p=91#comment-854 hi there, this is a piece of code that i had and now im wondering if this is the correct way to do it.. just echo the function... please let me know whats the proper way or IN PRACTICE in professional way coz this is what i've learned from school and i already heard from one of the programmer that i should separate my css from php and i dont understand what he is trying to tell me. thank you so much function fMainNavi() { $list = ""; $list .= "<a href="index.php" rel="nofollow">home</a>"; $list .= "<a href="about.php" rel="nofollow">about</a>"; $list .= "<a href="#" rel="nofollow">blog</a>"; $list .= "<a href="orderinfo.php" rel="nofollow">customize order</a>"; $list .= "<a href="contact.php" rel="nofollow">contact</a>"; $list .= "<a href="whyhg.php" rel="nofollow">whyHG?</a>"; $list .= "<a href='faqs.php' rel="nofollow">faq</a>"; $list .= ""; return $list; }//End fMainNavi echo fMainNavi(); on each page. hi there,
this is a piece of code that i had and now im wondering if this is the correct way to do it.. just echo the function…

please let me know whats the proper way or IN PRACTICE in professional way

coz this is what i’ve learned from school and i already heard from one of the programmer that i should separate my css from php and i dont understand what he is trying to tell me.

thank you so much

function fMainNavi()
{
$list = “”;
$list .= “home“;
$list .= “about“;
$list .= “blog“;
$list .= “customize order“;
$list .= “contact“;
$list .= “whyHG?“;
$list .= “faq“;
$list .= “”;
return $list;
}//End fMainNavi

echo fMainNavi(); on each page.

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