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--- en:web_development:media:named_arrays [2022/01/06 13:39]
mag [Web Development Lesson 7 - Media]
+++ en:web_development:media:named_arrays [2023/08/16 09:33] (current)
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     $animals['item3'] = 'rabbit';</code>
   * We can read the array in the same way. Add this code to the <html><main></html> tag.
-<code>    echo "MURRAY: the first photo is $photos['Photo 1'].";</code>
+<code>    echo "MURRAY: the first photo is {$photos['Photo 1']}.";</code>
   * Now view the page and check the results.
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 ?></code>
   * There are a couple of things to note here.
-  * We've used a couple of new HTML tags. <html><figure></html> is a block element that can be used to present an image and a caption. <html><figcaption</html> is used to hold the caption for an image.
+  * We've used a couple of new HTML tags. <html><figure></html> is a block element that can be used to present an image and a caption. <html><figcaption></html> is used to hold the caption for an image.
   * Secondly, we've changed the way we encode the HTML block. Rather than include all the HTML inside a string, which requires us to add <html>\t</html> and <html>\n</html> to make it readable in the View Page Source view, we've left the HTML as is and created a new PHP block for each variable to be displayed.
   * This is much more readable for me.

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