How to build a WordPress widget | lynda.com tutorial
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It´s WordPress and us guys programming “regular” PHP will never
understand…
Thanks
He’s using the New Lines (Enter/Return) the PHP tags are ‘creating’ by
existing so that it outputs them in his HTML. It’s a bit useless for HTML,
I agree, but it makes reading the source easier to read if you’re looking
for errors. If he did it just as you suggested, it would be all Echo’d onto
ONE line, instead of many. 🙂
Why you close the PHP tag to open it again?, why you just don’t echo your
var?
Hi Crystal, he is using ternary operators so he is not really concerned
about code readability.