I only want the CSS if the PHP is true (HELP!!)

Hi

Currently I am using this

<span class="bits"><?php if ($row_rs_newprop['beds'] > 0){echo $tag2, $row_rs_newprop['beds'],", ";} ?></span>

and of course the span still shows, how do I make it so the css wont show at all if the result is negative.

Hope this makes sense

Jamie

 

try this:

<?php

if ($row_rs_newprop['beds'] > 0) {
  print "<span class=\"bits\">";
  echo $tag2, $row_rs_newprop['beds'],", ";
  print "</span>";
} 

?>

Code (markup):

 

Just set the variables in an if statement before you echo them:

<?php 
if ($row_rs_newprop['beds'] > 0) {
   $tag2 = ;// whatever you want it to equal;
   $class = "bits";
} ?>
<span class="<?=$class;?>"><?= $tag2; ?></span>

Code (markup):

 

Thank you both, PERFECT

 

If you want to do it simpler, you could do this.

<span class="<? echo ($row_rs_newprop['beds'] > 0) ? "bits" : "" ?>"></span>

PHP:

Thats using ternary operators

 

that doesn't make any sense in this case, there's no alternate or 'else' condition, so a ternary operator is unnecessary

 

It makes perfect sense. It uses less code than all the other examples. A false result isn't entirely necessary, but it gets the job get more efficiently and faster.

Using a whole if statement and putting it to a var, then echoing the var, now thats unnecessary