Write HTML and PHP in the same line

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Write HTML and PHP in the same line

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<p> " <?=$testemunhos[$i]['testemunho']?> " <p>

I want to write in the same line, but this getting so

and I wanted it like this

" Lorem ipsum dolor sit Amet, consectetur adipiscing Elit. Ut sed magna aliquet, congue nunc at, lacinia neque. "

any hint?

<? $testemunhos=$testemunhos->getTestemunhos();  ?>


                            <ul class="rslides" id="comentarios">
                                <? for($i=0;$i<count($testemunhos);$i++){ ?>
                                    <li>
                                        <div class="avaliacao">
                                             <p> " <?=($testemunhos[$i]['testemunho']) ?> " <p>
                                        </div>
                                    </li>
                                <? } ?>     
                            </ul>

You need to specify a container size for your content, so when the text is larger than the size of your container, it will throw the content down.

– Kayo Bruno

2019/09/04 at 14:45
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Give a CTRL+U and look at the source code that shows the HTML. It seems to me that the PHP code is returning another paragraph.

– Sam

2019/09/04 at 14:53
yes, this returns 3 paragraphs, 2 for the " and 1 for the text

– Ricardo

2019/09/04 at 14:56
Try to remove the paragraphs with the str_replace.

– CypherPotato

2019/09/04 at 14:57
Look at the browser source code and see what the HTML shows.

– Sam

2019/09/04 at 14:58
https://imgur.com/a/ciOOMI8

– Ricardo

2019/09/04 at 15:01
You’re opening two ... the last had to be .

– Sam

2019/09/04 at 15:04
yes, you’re right there was an error in the code, I’ve solved it but the problem continues

– Ricardo

2019/09/04 at 15:11
I discovered the problem, but I still don’t know how to solve it. I’m using the CKEDITOR and it will be stored in the Database as a paragraph.

– Ricardo

2019/09/04 at 15:16

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by Sam • **79,597** points · Answer 1 · 2019-09-04T15:16:21+00:00

What is happening is that the text returned in <?=$testemunhos[$i]['testemunho']?> is coming with a paragraph, something like that:

<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
Ut sed magna aliquet, congue nunc at, lacinia neque.</p>

With this, the browser will close the  which is already in HTML, because you can’t nest one paragraph inside the other, and it’s getting like this:

<p> " </p>
<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...</p>
"
<p></p>

Another thing is that you didn’t close the  HTML, you opened it twice:

<p> " <?=($testemunhos[$i]['testemunho']) ?> " <p>
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The right thing would be:

<p> " <?=($testemunhos[$i]['testemunho']) ?> " </p>
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But even correcting the second  for , will still give problem with the  coming from PHP, as I said at the beginning.

What can be done is delete tags  of PHP using preg_replace:

<p> " <?=preg_replace('/<\/?p>/', '', $testemunhos[$i]['testemunho'])?> " </p>