You mean an inline style? Like:
style="background-color: yellow; and border: 3px solid yellow;"
yeah just for $variation2_name.": ";
i’m having trouble applying it to that line…
Is $variation2_name.": "; inside an inline HTML tag such as <p>, <span>, <a>, etc?
If it is, you’ll need to find it and add the inline style like for example:
<p style="background-color: yellow; and border: 3px solid yellow;">
$var_output .= $variation2_name.": "; comes from a php file.
i know u can add css styling to this code, but am just unsure how to write it…
You would do better to provide a little more context for what your code is doing if you want help.
The code you copied means:
variable one (var_output is a variable) equals variable one and variable two ($variation2_name) and “: ” all put together. You need to provide more contect for what these variables are.
I mean if your just trying to add it to a string you can add some css style with the .= again but I can’t even say what part of the string you would be adding it to.
I know it comes from a php file. The output needs to be wrapped inside some HTML tags or else it can’t be styled individually.
Try something like this:
$var_output .= '<span style="background-color: yellow; border: 3px solid yellow;">$variation2_name.': <span>';
However, it’s better to not use inline style:
$var_output .= '<span class="var-name">$variation2_name.': <span>';
And add this to your style.css:
.var-name {
background-color: yellow;
border: 3px solid yellow;
}
Change the class var-name to anything you want.
Hi I looked up the SVN of the plugin. I”m not going to install it but if can tell me whether you are trying to style the drop down box (select box) or not I could probably let you know.
thanks for all your help.
that resulted in a syntax error though…
Oops, my mistake. Missed out a single quote, a period and a slash:
$var_output .= '<span style="background-color: yellow; border: 3px solid yellow;">'.$variation2_name.': </span>';
Or the external CSS method:
$var_output .= '<span class="var-name">'.$variation2_name.': </span>';
Of course it is. I looked at the actual file.
$var_output out puts.
Variation of your product (like size)
then immediately after generated a drop down list in a loop for each item variation.
If you would mentioned what you actually wanted to style I could help you.
Do you just want to style the name of your variation?
Thank you so very much! 🙂
It worked.
I think i have just spent about 4 hours on the one line of code…
Thank again 🙂
@codepretty: Hi there, I don’t know why but I didn’t see any of your posts, I only saw Joseph’s… sorry, I wasn’t ignoring you.
Anyhow, maybe you could help me with something else.
This is the plugin I’m using: https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/wordpress-simple-paypal-shopping-cart/tags/2.8.1/wp_shopping_cart.php
It seems like this fragment of code displays an image which is clickable. Its purpose is to remove an item from the shopping cart. Is it possible to remove this image, and replace it with text (Remove), which can be clicked on to perform the same task?
<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"product\" value=\"".$item['name']."\" />
<input type='hidden' name='delcart' value='1' />
<input type='image' src='".WP_CART_URL."/images/Shoppingcart_delete.png' value='Remove' title='Remove' /></form></td></tr>
Thank you for any help 🙂
