How to add a H3 tag

[Olly79]

Hi all,

Below is my code:

<?php

}


function contact_widget($args) {
		$options = get_option('contact_widget');
		$title = $options['title'];
	echo $args['before_widget'];
	echo $args['before_title'] ;
	echo $title;
	echo  $args['after_title'];
	?>

And I basically want the 'title' to have a H3 tag to size the font it output in the header section of the contact form.

Can anyone tell me how to do this please?

Thanks

[kows]

there are usually better ways to do this (as I don't support echoing HTML so much), but this would probably work best for this situation in particular.

<?php
function contact_widget($args) {
    $options = get_option('contact_widget');
    $title = $options['title'];
    echo '<h3>';
    echo $args['before_widget'];
    echo $args['before_title'] ;
    echo $title;
    echo  $args['after_title'];
    echo '</h3>';
}
?>

the alternative might look like:

<?php
    function contact_widget($args) {
        $options = get_option('contact_widget');
        $title = $options['title'];
?>
<h3><?php echo $args['before_widget'] . $args['before_title'] . $title . $args['after_title']; ?></h3>
<?php
    }
?>

[TheBigB]

Minor correction

<?php
function contact_widget($args) {
    $options = get_option('contact_widget');
    $title = $options['title'];
    echo $args['before_widget'];
    echo $args['before_title'] ;
    echo '<h3>';
    echo $title;
    echo '</h3>';
    echo  $args['after_title'];
}
?>

I think the OP meant this.

[Ash.Burlaczenko]

Could of also been written.

echo '<h3>$title</h3>';

[TheBigB]

Could of also been written.

echo '<h3>$title</h3>';
//this will echo literally <h3>$title</h3>

A couple of working methods of concatenation

echo "<h3>$title</h3>";

echo '<h3>' . $title . '</h3>'

echo '<h3>', $title, '</h3>'

Doesn't really matter which one you use; none of them differ significantly in benchmarks.
You should however try to stick to one style for coding aesthetics.

[TheBigB]

I stand to correct myself.
Concatenation with comma seems to be faster.
Unless your building a multi-million viewer website you shouldn't notice the difference.

[penagate]

Could of

Could have.