Okay, so I've been able to define the standard text color according to a database value by using this code:
<?php
echo '<div style="color: ' . $result->properties->fcolor . ';';<br />
echo 'background: ' . $result->properties->bgcolor;<br />
echo '">MY CONTENT</div>'
?>
The color that's set by
$results->properties->fcolor
works nicely, except for a:link
, a:hover
, a:visited
, and a:active
. Because it's only defining "color", the browsers default to their own link colors.
My users choose from a selection of background and font colors and Chrome's default blue link color doesn't exactly work with a dark purple background... Is it possible to set up a
<style type=text/css>
inside of my PHP file and have it reference the
$result->properties->fcolor
value that the normal part of the script pulls from my database?
This is my first big site so I'm not positive about anything but I vaguely remember enabling PHP in my external CSS file using .htaccess and it didn't successfully pull in the value of
$result->properties->fcolor
as far as I could tell.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance - amazing community here! :)