Does it have to be HTML or would CSS also work?

If it has to be HTML, I might have two slightly different ideas.

1. [php]Click here to go to google.[/php]
or
2. [php]Click here to go to google. [/php]

If you haven't tried that yet, then it might be worth a shot.

Zitat von Stollenwerk

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It's some years ago since I set up a homepage, so I know some things about HTML, but atm I'm stuck on setting up a simple text color for the new server info app.
Maybe it's related to the script itself.
I tried to use and within the link line, but it breaks the link, nothing shows up.
Any ideas?
Quote my posting here to check the code.
Thanks.

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      class first
      {
         menuName = "Rules";
         title = "SERVER RULES";
         content[] = {
            "RULES AND SETTINGS",
			"REPORT PVP, HACKING, DUPING HERE! ",			
			"NO PVP!",
			"NO STEALING!",
			"Claim a mission by setting a marker with your name!",
			"Only one mission claim per time!",
			"Removing markers is against the rules and is punished as stealing!",
			"Server language is english!",
			"No hacking, duping or glitching in any form!",
			"No parking around trader cities within a wide range"
         };
      };
 
 

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In your example I am not sure of the necessity to use span, why not just:
[php]RULES AND SETTINGS
REPORT PVP, HACKING, DUPING HERE! [/php]

Edit: changed double quotes to single as per original question.

Zitat von Stollenwerk

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is not supported in HTML5, it breaks the script.

does not break the link like does, but it doesn't show the defined color.

Same for

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Right, isn't supported anymore, but I thought since it's acting so weird with other HMTL tags, that it might be a lower version and worth a shot.

I really don't get it why it should break the link though, unless you forgot to close a bracket