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<? require_once('global.php'); ?> <html> <head> <? echo $style['css']; ?> </head> <body> <span class="alt1"><strong>Blah...</strong><br /><br />Blah Blah</span> </body> </html> |
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Actually, no warning occurs and no changes either
It still shows a white background with black text. - Sid |
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We may have missed something very simple. alt1 and alt2 do not apply to <span>, I don't think.
You can test by accessing ther iframe page directly from the browser, and view the source, to see if the style is there as expected. |
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Even if the alt1 and alt2 aren't working properly, shouldn't the colour work? ...and the font? I know that people have used IFRAMEs to display things like the shoutbox, etc. - Sid |
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I'm not sure because I don't have the files.
But what happens when you view the page source? What style is defined there? |
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The source, when viewing the file directly in a web browser doesn't expand the PHP script at all!
It just shows the literal text. Why is this? - Sid |
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<? require_once('/forums/global.php'); ?> <html> <head> <? echo $style['css']; ?> </head> <body> <span class="alt1"><strong>Blah</strong><br /><br />Blah Blah</span> </body> </html> |
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No, I thought you said it showed the lirterals. I took that to mean the actual colour codes for alt1 and alt2.
The page view you showed tells me that you have not made the file a .php as I suggested earlier. To interpret it as PHP, it needs to be a PHP extension. |
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The source of the PHP file if viewed after being parsed shows up as follows: PHP Code:
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- Sid |
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