How to add a H3 tag

Hi all,

Below is my code:

HTML Code:

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<?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'];
        ?>

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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

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 Code:

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<?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>';
}
?>

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the alternative might look like:

PHP Code:

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<?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
    }
?>

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Minor correction

PHP Code:

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<?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'];
}
?>

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I think the OP meant this.

Could of also been written.

PHP Code:

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

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Ash.Burlaczenko

Could of also been written.

PHP Code:

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

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A couple of working methods of concatenation

Code:

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

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Code:

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

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Code:

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

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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.

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.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Ash.Burlaczenko

Could of

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Could have.