Populating fields with user data

Yipee i have solved my query but facing some of the more doubt for example if posting a job he would be asking for the title and descrition for which i have made a saperate form here’s the image

but after submitting the title and description he would be redirecting to another where his title and description should be automatically be inserted inside of the cardlayout ie


For example his title should be inserted instead of BBBBBBBB and his inserted image should also be inserted inside of cardlayout.
Here’s the code

<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<style>
			.imgMyclass{
				height:100%;
				width:100%;
				padding-bottom:26px;
				
			}
			.linkMyclass{
				padding:40px;
			}
			
		</style>
	<div class="">
					<div class="col-md-4"> 
						<h3>BBBBBBBBB</h3>
						<img src="/job/12.jpg" class="imgMyclass" alt=""/>
						
						<font size="5px"><a href="" class="linkMyclass">this is my link</a></font>
					</div>
					<div class="col-md-4">
						<h3>BBBBBBBBB</h3>					
						<img src="/job/12.jpg"  class="imgMyclass" alt=""/>
					<font size="5px"><a href="" class="linkMyclass">this is my link</a></font>
					</div>
					<div class="col-md-4"> 
						<h3>BBBBBBBBB</h3>
						<img src="/job/12.jpg"  class="imgMyclass"alt=""/>
						<font size="5px"><a href="" class="linkMyclass">this is my link</a></font>
					</div>
				</div>

This is the code for the image and title page

Just give me a little of the suggestion how it can be possible?

As this is a separate question which will require some scripting, I’ve moved it to a new topic in PHP. (I understand from your earlier posts that you are using PHP for the site.)

Off Topic

I see your code has changed again.

You should not be using the <font> tag. https://www.w3.org/wiki/HTML/Elements/font As I advised in your other thread, you should always check your code in the Validator, to ensure it is correct.

A font size of 5px is much too small to be legible.

I notice you are now using Bootstrap class names, although you have not previously mentioned using Bootstrap, and you’ve added other classes unnecessarily. I have the distinct impression that you do not have a firm grasp of HTML and CSS, and are trying to make this work by cobbling together odds and ends of code you’ve found on the Internet, without really understanding how and why they work. If this is the case, I strongly urge you to take some time to develop your HTML/CSS skills to an adequate level before attempting anything more complex. The HTML is the basis for every web page, and if you cannot construct that correctly, you will not be able to proceed further.

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