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[nets]

You shouldnt use ' really, because it can cause errors.

you should use " but you have to put a \ in front of it, in the php, eg:

$string = "Here is a link: <a href=\"page.php\">Link</a>";

It doesn't cause errors? Normally I use an apostrophe in PHP and quotation marks in HTML; they're pretty much the same, although you could argue that an apostrophe is faster as PHP doesn't check the contents for variables (thereby speeding up the process, although by an unnoticeable amount; and you're making your code messier than necessary).

$phrase = 'cool';
$string = 'Bob\'s '.$phrase; 

$phrase = "cool";
$string = "Bob's $phrase"; 

[Eric30]

As i said in my second post,
I had problems with CSS and JS

But its all personal prefrence, no big deal.