PHP wiz wanted

[Goatboy]

Alrighty... so I'm starting a new website based on Wordpress. I'm also using Thesis theme, which is a theme/framework for Wordpress that allows you to do a lot of neat stuff.

I'm trying to use this piece of code to replace the standard Blog Title and Blog Tagline text with a header image:

Code: [Select]

/* Custom Header Image */
function add_header_image () {
echo "<a href=\"http://www.yourblogurl.com/\" title=\"Your Blog Title\">
<img src=\"THE-URL-OF-YOUR-LOGO-GOES-HERE\" alt=\"Your Blog Title\" height=\"170\" width=\"528\" style=\"border:0px\" />
</a>";
}
add_action('thesis_hook_after_title', 'add_header_image');
When I add it to the php file it needs to go in to work... it works!
Quite literally, it works as long as I use the code as it's presented with fake urls and text.

But as soon as I change the 'Your Blog Title' or 'www.myactualwebsite.nl', it breaks and it gives me the following error:
parse error, unexpected T VARIABLE, expecting ',' or ';'

This happens on the line containing 'echo'. I've tried again and again being careful not to touch the syntax that shouldn't be changed, but I haven't been able to pull it off.

I've done some searching and found some examples of this kind of code going wrong and a full stop or something missing or being in the wrong place. Unfortunately I'm not familiar with PHP at all. I'm hoping someone here is!

Is it a bad piece of code to begin with?

[Taith]

Try URLs other than yours.

Also try breaking the single echo statement up into one per HTML tag. That might help narrow down exactly where your problem is.

[Goatboy]

Gah... I was using a plugin inside Wordpress to edit the php file, but it automatically stripped some code so it all broke.
Shame as the plugin is used by loads of people who are on Thesis... back to Dreamweaver editing for me. ;-(

Ta for the suggestions though. =D