[Solved] Can’t call PHP to page
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[ad_1] You must use include(‘miniblog/includes/miniblog.php’); 5 [ad_2] solved Can’t call PHP to page
[ad_1] There isn’t really a nice way to do this with CSS, but it can be done. Let’s say you have the following markup: <span>Comment</span> Adding a psuedo-element with :after will produce something like “CommentSign the Guestbook”: span:after { content: “Sign the Guestbook”; } Then you can hide the actual text and reposition the replacement … Read more
[ad_1] What you’re asking for seems quite simple. The example you’ve given has quite nice design choices, in terms of font, weight and color; but the actual markup doesn’t need to be very complicated. It is basically a bunch of 2 column rows, the first column of each row containing the header and date, the … Read more