 Where Can I Learn Advanced Html ? |
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 Nov 5 2005, 02:10 AM
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That really was a Hattori Honzo sword.  Group: Members Posts: 473 Joined: 27-August 05 From: Texas, USA Member No.: 8,126  |
One thing that helped me pick up some of the things that I learned about HTML was to look at source code for sites with programming/design that I liked.
I AM NOT saying that it's okay to steal someone else's programming/codes/ideas. But I AM saying, for example: When I was totally, thoroughly brand-new to HTML, I learned how to make text bold by looking at source codes. But I came up with my own text to bold. And any time I saw something cool (such as, "Wow - how'd they flush the picture to the right side of the screen?") I looked at the source code to see how in the world they did it. Which was helpful because I saw the effect and knew that it was basically what I wanted to try, instead of having to try a bunch of different things that seemed like they were what I wanted. |
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Nov 5 2005, 03:34 PM
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Premium Member Group: Members Posts: 342 Joined: 31-July 05 Member No.: 7,540 |
Recently, I have been taking the HTML tutorials to teach myself some HTML!! Yes, I was messing around with HTML in FrontPage (without even reading anything about HTML) and I just didn't get anything!! For example, I was wondering why there was <html> and what a tag even was.
When I finally got a cheatsheet of HTML tags, I understood what the "tag" really meant. It was just a <something> like that. I don't think I understood "tag" until the last two months or so. Hahaha, boy, and I a NOOB!! But still, I think the primers there are a good bit of help to newbies. Of course, I am a newbie and I need lots of help. I will try the w3schools.com link sometime, but only when I have some freetime. These weeks... so much homework and tests!! We're slaves to work and money 
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