Html

[SalvoPete]

Hi everyone. I want to start learning HTML. Does anybody know of any good websites to help me out? Thanks.

 

[Pete Harcoff]

Yes, try Web Monkey. Specifically, the beginner's section.

And if you have any questions, feel free to ask (I've been in web development for a number of years now).

 

[Inspired]

Originally posted by Pete Harcoff
Yes, try Web Monkey. Specifically, the beginner's section.

And if you have any questions, feel free to ask (I've been in web development for a number of years now).

excellent site webmonkey is great

 

[smurfy2day]

www.htmlgoodies.com
is the BEST!

 

[* kittie *]

yeah, i started off like that. then you can also study other people's websites by looking at their source. don't copy them though...
and you can get books

 

[oncewaslost]

there's also a Lissa Explains It All for really basic stuff.

 

[ashibaka]

This is a pretty good tutorial:

http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/lessons.html

I learned HTML through looking at the source of people's websites. That won't quite work if you want to copy off of the source of ChristianForums, though, it's verily confusing ;

 

[Hank]

You can also give them a try http://www.w3schools.com/ 

 

[zyzychyn]

All the sites mentioned are good. Also, you can try starting with a WYSIWYG editor, and then look at the code it generates. You can learn a lot that way.

 

[aaron]

Here are a very few of the sites out there.

http://www.htmlgoodies.com is a good site. http://werbach.com/barebones/ is also a good one. just click on a link on the upper left on the page. I have also found http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/ to be a good site.

One other thing, when you start HTML do not use <FONT...>. It is real simple at first but i am just starting to learn <STYLE...> which is easier and better in the long run. Here is a sight that talks about that. http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/character_famsupp_92.html. This may be above you now but just keep it in mind.

One last thing a good way to learn HTML is just to look at coding in other pages. It helps a lot.

Hope this helps.

 

[paulewog]

I did the WYSIWYG editor and learned a lot from tat.

Dreamweaver makes excellent code, usually, and has lots of nice functions (like browser compatibility things). I would strongly recommend that. I never officially learned HTML (though I do know it, more or less, now, simply from being around it so much)... hehe

 

[Defiant Heretic]

I learned the basics by writing in WYSIWYG editors, then dissecting the code.

After I got the hang of it, I found this site:

[SIZE=2]http://www.echoecho.com/[/SIZE]

to be useful. It has detailed lists of the various tags. It also has info on JavaScript, which you’ll need to know if you want to make a dynamic web page.