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8 cze 2011 · I'm a beginner PHP coder, recently I've been told I indent my code not correctly. They say this is wrong: if($something) { do_something(); } else { something_more(); and_more(); }
6 lip 2012 · Playing with margin and text-indent along with the :first-line pseudoclass you could achieve the desired effect: here's the relevant CSS p { text-indent: -2.35em ; margin-left: 2.35em } p:first-line { margin-left: -2.35em }
Indent 7 characters for a code block. for(;;) echo 'ow '; In this second-level bullet, you need the 3 leader characters from the first-level numbered list, plus the two leader characters from this bullet ( * ), plus 4 characters to start a code-block (9 spaces total):
Indentation Spacing and indentation should be consistent throughout your code. Many developers choose to use 4-space or 2-space indentation. In PHP, each nested statement (e.g., a statement following a "{" brace) should be indented exactly once more than the previous line's indentation.
Heredoc and nowdoc syntax is largely governed by PHP requirements with the only allowed variation being indentation. Declared heredocs or nowdocs MUST begin on the same line as the context the declaration is being used in. Subsequent lines in the heredoc or nowdoc MUST be indented once past the scope indentation they are declared in.
Formatter will help you keep your PHP code in VS Code clean and maintain the preferred code style like PSR-12, PSR-2, Allman and K&R.
If you use indentation to format a block of code, but want it to appear after the list, without being nested, you'll need to put something in between. An HTML comment is sufficient, and won't produce anything in the rendered result, so it can be used as a "marker" for the end of the list:
