yeah, so like the topic says I'm getting interesting in coding, html ...internet stuffs for websites and what not, I dunno where to go or how to go about this but yeah, I'd like to learn :c) help me?
Getting interested in HTML
yeah, so like the topic says I'm getting interesting in coding, html ...internet stuffs for websites and what not, I dunno where to go or how to go about this but yeah, I'd like to learn :c) help me?
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This site:
http://www.webmonkey.com/webmonkey/t...ool/index.html
has a lot of good information.
I started with funky-chickens.com and lissaexplains.com xD
I learned HTML, JavaScript and CSS from http://www.htmlgoodies.com.
Don't forget the basic stuff like practising and experimenting with the code seeing what small changes do to understand it better
I like http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp
So did I, but it's really out of date at this point in many ways. It was created before CSS became mainstream. The original HTMLGoodies site advocated using all uppercase tags, for example, which is probably considered pretty bad practice at this point. Not sure if it still advocates it, but it did last time I checked a year or two back.Originally Posted by o_O
For me I found that once you learn the basics, get a good book to help you out. It can be great fun creating websites with HTML. I always used to just make ones for fun when I was 9 or 10. Get a book and learn the basics, then you can pretty much scan the book for snippets of code that you can add to improve the site.
yeah, I learned alot of basics from this one
But the problem with google, is that it doesn't come with a review of the site :c)
Funky chickens is GREAT, thanks!
That's what I thought too; keep in mind that it's ancient, so you'll definitely want to graduate to using more up to date techniques for your websites, which was what most of the other guys linked xD
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