PHP Code Syntax - How To Embed PHP in HTML

In this video I go over PHP Code Syntax and How to embed PHP in an HTML file. I also show you how to use PHP as a standalone file without any HTML.
Learning the basics of PHP Code Syntax is important since you can prevent a lot of mistakes in your code by following some of the basic rules of PHP.
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I cover how white space is handled with PHP along with how case sensitivity works along with file naming conventions for PHP.
I also share with you various code snippets as examples to help walk you through the process.
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[@ChuBmusic1]

incredible tutorial series so far. thanks for stream lining this knowledge for people like me

[@sparrowp2251]

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[@exogendesign4582]

Tutorial is so simple, I thought I would learn something new. You could use example like dealing with tables, forms and css with PHP, and how to format it together with PHP.

[@willastralian7141]

Just had a quick question with regard to HTML and PHP's relationship:
Say I have some HTML I want to use on multiple pages (ie: a nav that appears at the top of every page) and don't want to write it/copy and paste
it for every page. What is the best way to abstract that code so I don't repeat myself? My current solution is to make all my pages php files. This way,
I can have a dedicated 'nav.php' file that I just insert into the pages where necessary, for example, by going:
I feel this is a lot of mucking around. If there's a better way, would appreciate some insight. Cheers

[@snoussiwassim2135]

man thank you so much you inspired me to get into this thanks a lot

[@stefanpfadt4353]

Whoa!
As a non-coder may I ask how you would go about this: I have a search form and want to hide specific form fields for users based on their normal Wordpress user role?

[@mistacode]

thanks great for your effort

[@PixemWeb]

No problem. The next video will be up tomorrow. It’s all about PHP CLI. Thanks for watching 🙏🏼🙌🏼

[@sully9832]

thanks

[@george4061]

Great man

[@milosskoo]

Does php be popular in next 5 years?

[@PixemWeb]

Great question. Yes, PHP is used by nearly 80% of websites. The closest language in terms of usage is asp at about 10%. I don’t see PHP losing out to another language any time soon. Thanks for watching 🙌🏼

[@milosskoo]

@@PixemWeb Thanks for reply and for videos. You are great man

[@PixemWeb]

Thanks 🙏🏼

[@VictoriaOtunsha]

Is it localhost\php

[@rajabhishek2936]

Awosem

[@PixemWeb]

Glad you liked the video. More are on the way. Thanks for watching 🙌🏼