if you download www.shareaza.com, install it and do a search on "Learn HTML" you'll get loads of ebooks to download.... and applications etc
or www.jalfrezi.com is pretty useful
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hi i am new to this so dont get complicated on my a$$ but i need to learn html as i really think that microsoft Fronypage SUCKS where/how can i learn this??
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Hi cornish
check out
www.htmlgoodies.com
and if you can get u're hands on the HTMLGoodies book it's excellent
Michael
For HTML Click this Link
http://www.w3schools.com/h
For XHTML which will Replace HTML 4.01
http://www.w3schools.com/x
jAy
Excellent webwoman
That is how i learned 90% of what i know. I did not have no degree, professor to teach me.
FrontPage in my opinion Sucks. If i had to point someone to an editor, i would suggest Dreamweaver. It is not free, but it is well worth the money.
There are numerous of free ones available online to start with.
I use HTML-Kit for my code editing. You can get it at
http://www.chami.com/html-
To learn, I picked up a book called "Sam's Teach Yourself HTML in 24 hours." It's a great book, and I got it on sale for $10. I read through it, and then just started doing it. I built a few simple sites, and used www.geocities.com to host them for me. I put up pictures of my wife, my kid, my dogs, a site for my sister's wedding, and stuff like that.
A good reference is also http://www.selfhtml.net/!
And a good editor you can find at http://www.ultraedit.com/
HTML writers guild: http://www.hwg.org/
http://www.jmarshall.com/e
http://www.webmonkey.com will bring you from the basics all the way to very advanced HTML. You can start there tutorial from the very beginning here:
http://hotwired.lycos.com/
Also, www.builder.com has a lot of great tutorials. You may also want to check out www.zdtv.com and www.webdeveloperjournal.co
http://www.pageresource.co
This is a good place to start:
http://www.pageresource.co
Cd&
I too agree that the best way to learn is to try the "View Source" feature. I started learning HTML when I went from the "Basic" editing feature on Geocities to the "Advanced" editing feature and started noticing this like all my bold text was surrounded with <b></b> tags.
"FrontPage in my opinion Sucks. If i had to point someone to an editor, i would suggest Dreamweaver. It is not free, but it is well worth the money."
I completely disagree. For a WYSIWYG editor, I'd choose FrontPage 2002 over DreamWeaver MX any day. But that's really not the purpose of this thread, is it. ;)
Here are some more good resources:
http://www.cwru.edu/help/i
http://www.devguru.com/Tec
http://www.davesite.com/we
http://dmoz.org/Computers/
If you're going to learn how to code in HTML, you will need to learn how to write CSS. With the advent of web design standards, designing purely in HTML is becoming a thing of the past and just makes things problematic.
Here are some good CSS resources:
http://www.w3schools.com/c
http://dmoz.org/Computers/
http://www.devguru.com/Tec
http://www.alistapart.com/
http://www.alistapart.com/
http://www.alistapart.com/
Personally, i learnt it from:
http://www.davesite.com/we
Although, another great site is:
http://www.webmonkey.com/
Hope This Helps,
Phate
http://www.echoecho.com
http://www.htmlgoodies.com
http://www.virtuallyignora
Three sites where youdont need to know how to program and everything is up to date and easy to understand
Some more useful sites:
http://www.htmlhelp.com/
http://www.xhtmlcoder.com/
my best advice is to go to somewhere that has a whole bunch of javascripts and HTML, like www.javascriptsource.com, and then copy the scripts to a blank html page and then play around with the code. that is how i learned. i lean bet not from reading, but from doing. that is my advice but not everyone is like me
-Matt
my first tutorial was at http://webmonkey.com
and Forget the Forntpage nonsense.... that'll just mess you in the long run.. if you want a webbuilding tool use dreamweaver.
Frontpage sucks, though it gives a good opportunity to learn html code... For example; you want a table but you don't know how. Open up frontpage, insert a table, check the source and see how it's done.
The second thing you need to do is trying to adapt the code to get what you want. If you're stuck; run frontpage again and make it generate the thing, then see what you did wrong.
The third thing: If you want something that is not in frontpage, check out any search engine to find what you need. For example search for "html tables tutorial".
This is the way i've been learning, and still learning html. Checking out websites' sourcecode is also a good method, as suggested before.
Use notepad as your editor. Don't use hightec software or whatever, at most a html editor that colors the tags.
conclusion: forget frontpage as a webpage builder, but keep it as a tool to understand Html
I can't believe anyone would advocate using a trash genrator like Frontpage to learn how to code. All anyone will learn from Frontpage is how to write garbage code; non-standard code; code that breaks cross-browser; code that mis-uses tables; code that sytles on a primitive level, and code that is impossible to maintain. You learn to write code by writing it and debugging it yourself, not by playing with the output of a trash generator.
Cd&
i think we're human enough to see what's trash and what not...
i also recommend this link, it shows the html output while you type the code:
http://xlerator.beefhole.n
ofcourse frontpage produces alot of crap, but come on, if you don't know <td> <tr> and stuff, it can still help you.
just like the geocities editor. i, myself, found it very useful in the early stage of me as a webbuilder, but now i progressed it's no use to me, and looks like nothing but crap.
i also think that alot of people would call other persons code crap, because it's just not their way of doing it.
>>>ofcourse frontpage produces alot of crap
Then why would suggest that they look at that to learn anything. Why start someone with bad coding techniques that they have to unlearn later. There are plenty of good tutorials available. A number of good links have been posted. Suggesting learning HTML or anything else from from page is suggesting one learn accounting from Enron executives. They may learn some underlying principles, but they will learn more wrong thing than right things.
Cd&
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by: SiraXPosted on 2003-04-09 at 03:54:49ID: 8298543
Check out this good webpage: http://www.w3schools.com/,