tags at all let
// alone styling or nesting them with CSS
$Q = $ent['ldquo']; // left double curly quote
$_Q = $ent['rdquo']; // right double curly quote
$q = $ent['lsquo']; // left single curly quote
$_q = $ent['rsquo']; // right single curly quote
// note that I am using English quoting here, you
// will have to modify this for your language;
// or you could get really fancy and create another
// hash that maps any set of quoting characters
// depending on the lanugage being used
}
else {
$Q = $q = '';
$_Q = $_q = '
';
}
// I actually now have a quote() function in markup.php
// that improves on this idea -- includes the in
// the element regardless of the browser and allows you
// to add the cite attribute and class/id, etc.
// lib/unicode.php
?>