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Hey Everyone, I’ve got a little problem that I shouldn’t have really…
for some reason my p class = ‘error’ styling won’t show up in the web page.
Heres the PHP code.
$speech = "";
if(isset($_POST)) {
if ( $_POST == "" || $_POST == "" || $_POST =="" || $_POST =="" ) {
$speech = "You have Left Something Blank.
";
} else {
$body = $_POST . 'n' .
$_POST . 'n' .
$_POST . 'nn' .
$_POST;
mail('[email protected]', "Your Message", $body);
$speech = "Message Has been Sent
";
}
}
And here is the CSS…
p.success { background:#a1e494; border:1px solid #7db772; padding:10px 15px 8px 15px; margin:8px 4px 8px 4px; }
p.error { background:#f0b8bc; border:1px solid #b7797d; padding:10px 15px 8px 15px; margin:8px 4px 8px 4px; }
Heres the HTML If it helps…
I hope this isn’t too much effort to solve; I’m sure the answer is very simple and I’ve overlooked something, Appreciate any help thank you =)
It is Outputting it all correctly, that’s not what I’m getting at, it’s the CSS style that’s not working.
If you look at the CSS the p.error is not showing up but the p.success is workIng fine..
Yeah it doesn’t seem to work, I don’t know why the success class works but the error doesn’t.. All I can think of is my PHP