Do
You Want to add HTML to a PHP file?
HTML and PHP are two separate
programming languages, but you might use both of them on the same page to take
advantage of what they both offer.
With one or both of these methods, you can easily embed HTML code in your PHP
pages, to format them better and make them more user-friendly. The method you
choose depends on your criteria of your situation.
i)By
Using HTML tags
Your first option is to build the page
like a normal HTML web page with HTML tags, inside the html tags you can use separate PHP tags to wrap up the PHP code.
You can even put the PHP code in the
middle <?php and ?>tags.
Syntax:
<?php
php stattements;
?>
This method is especially useful if you have a lot of HTML code but want to
also include PHP.
Examples:
<html>
<title>Html with PHP</title>
<body>
<h1>PHP WITH HTML
EXAMPLE</h1>
<?php //Your PHP code
?>
<h1>Some More HTML</h1>
<?php //Your PHP code
?>
</body>
</html>
ii)Use
PRINT or ECHO
This is the basically the opposite; it's the way in
which you add HTML to a PHP file with PRINT or ECHO,
where either command is used to simply print HTML on the page.
With this method, you can include
the HTML inside of the PHP tags.
This is a good method to use for
adding HTML to PHP if you only have a line or so to do.
Example:
<?php
echo “<html>”;
echo “<title>HTML With
PHP</title>”;
echo “<b>Example</b>”;
//php statements
print “<i> Print als works
here</i>”;
?>
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