HTML and webpage

HTML is very easy to learn and xpaciscool is right - just browse around tons of different pages and check out their source code for the site. The HTML will be listed, along with some scripts such as JavaScript and VBScript, but code written in languages such as .ASP will not appear on those pages. However, that won't affect you because you just want to learn HTML. Start out by using a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor to learn the basics. You can generate a page in the editor, then take a look at the HTML code behind your page. Then, when you get a feel for it, get a simple text editor (hell, Notepad will work) and start to create your pages manually using the tags.

As far as a site topic, what about computer security? You must be interested in that since you are on this site, so that might be a start for you.

For some resources on HTML, check these out...

www.w3schools.com
www.devguru.com

Just keep in mind, it's all about the tables baby! You'll soon see what I'm talking about...

HTML is easy to learn... Buy HTML for dummies.... With that book you should know HTML inside and out in about 3 days or less...


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why 1024x768? why not 800x600

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800x600 is the old standard and although still one of the most popular alot of people are surfing at 1024x768 and it seems that alot more people will be using that soon than 800x600 - so thats why i decided to switch :)

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I know what I am going to make my web page about! A few things at that however someone gave me the ideal and I started it (kinda) All the retarded things people ask here....yes responses to those, and since I am trying to learn photoshop techniques at the same time this should be funny. However I am going to have girls, cars, security, and a few other things but keep looking....http://cybermagellan.tk

www.webmonkey.com has all you need to know. And even backend programming. There topics and tutorials will get you started. Those are the 2 I rember. A hint when your doing html, learn basic CSS/stylesheets it allows you to change colors, fonts, scrollbars, etc very quickly instead of having to change everything in your html by hand.

for some neatO webEditors try http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/
or if you're using windows try http://www.evrsoft.com/

<ramble>both are very good and both are FREE - I've used both and they seem to be up to the mark (at least my mark - however low and uninspired that mark may be... forget the mark comment okay and stop bothering me about it!)</ramble>

http://www.peachpit.com/
these guys have some nice quick books to get you going..<ramble> they worked for me, I'm not just a client... JK sorry </ramble> ( the ramble tag was stolen from an antiOnliner, and doesn't work - the tag doesn't work not the antiOnliner....

I'll shut upnow

Ahh man you want a good editor that's really clean and free go here www.digitalice.com and get Martrix Y2k that's the best one I've used