How to rewrite this php function into HTML-emeddable function <?php ?>

Question

Could someone convert this line of code to be readable by HTML?

echo '<h3>'. $r['title'] .'</h3>';

into something like this:

<?php echo...blah blah blah ?>     /* To display the title in HTML  */

I am sure I am not doing it right, that's why it's still not working :(.

Edit: There seems to be a confusion here. I am not going to modify the original php function. What I need to do is call it to my HTML page, to display the Title of the page

Answer 1

function r($text, $level = 3)
{
    $tag = 'h' . $level . '>';
    return '<' . $tag . $text . '</' . $tag;
}

Thanks for the downvote. The given question is totally unclear and constantly edited.

Answer 2

Save the result into a variable.

<?php $title = '<h3>'. $r['title'] .'</h3>';?>

<?php echo $title; ?>

Answer 3

Not exactly sure what you're asking, but you can't use PHP code within an HTML page.

The line

<?php echo '<h3>'. $r['title'] .'</h3>'; ?>

Within a PHP file, will print out the contents of $r['title'], within <h3> tags.

There is no function involved; $r is an associative array variable and title is a key to a particular value.

Answer 4

Ah you mean?

<php echo "&lt;h3&gt;$r['title']&lt;/h3&gt;"; ?>

could be an answer to this unclear question