I have just started learn HTML.
Please suggest me any website.
SID5721 0 Newbie Poster
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Jump to Post— Member #120589What is it about these type of threads that has everybody clamouring out for w3schools? ANd not just once. It's not enough that one contributor says 'w3schools', a whole host of posters then have to say the same thing - as if they've missed the previous posts. This is the …
Jump to Post— Member #120589OK, here are the differences: http://www.w3.org/TR/html5-diff/
Jump to Post— <M/> 170Please, pretty please, with sugar on top, stop posting the pointless 'w3schools' (your comment is pointless, not w3schools).
I think the best site to learn how to use html, make pie, flirt with singles online, hack the CIA, become a black belt in a martial arts, and read …
Jump to Post— Member #120589I think that is a discussion for the feedback forum. This is still a thread for learning HTML. If a member has a really good suggestion, then they could post some info here. I have already mentioned …
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ehpratah 48 Posting Whiz in Training
How about www.w3schools.com
Assembly Guy 72 Posting Whiz
Zahid_5 commented: nice +0
L-D 0 Newbie Poster
Hi,
I recommend www.htmlgoodies.com
I have been visiting the site since 1998! My first computer had 50 megs total!
Also, put your question in Google! You'll be surprised at what comes up. I just Googled, for example,
color background in table html
Lots of very good sites came up.
It's out there! And it's FREE!
L-D
stokes 0 Newbie Poster
Hi,
Here's what I did a long time ago. I hope it helps, and I can expand on it if necessary. Download a free html editor, mess around with it, create and delete html files as you want, look at the source code to see whether the output is what you thought it would be. A little further along, get a free wordpress blog, and work in the html mode as opposed to visual. It's all free and you learn a lot. You'll need to learn css at the same time. Changing background colors just with html is fun, but not the way to go. html is not, in itself, hard to learn, although there's plenty of stuff around it.
ananthapriya 0 Newbie Poster
Hey you know about w3schools . they provide some of the webdesign languages from basics like html, css, xml, php, and they provide SQl language also. Really all the materials are make to easily learn. I have learnt some of the languages from tha site. really their materials are help to all.
paulas24 0 Light Poster
i would also suggest w3shools
stokes 0 Newbie Poster
When I posted yesterday, I didn't mean to ignore http://www.w3schools.com/
It had already been mentioned. I've gone back there recently to check basic points. Another site I found useful as a beginner a while back is:
http://www.echoecho.com/
I started out with http://www.htmlgoodies.com/
Everything has moved on. The site now seems to start with an intro to html 5.
There's also http://www.htmldog.com/
kavin_brown 0 Newbie Poster
w3schools is the best place for beginers for designing and developing purpose,
cmps 26 Light Poster
Hello, first of all learning html is very simple and fun, so to learn html tags, for example: <html> <body> <header> <div> <li> etc ... the best website tutorial (chapters with quizes) is www.w3schools.com
Try to learn html and later you can try to group some tags to create a wonderful webpage just using these several tags. Please note that learning html only is not enough to present a good layout for a page, you may be interested later in learning CSS which is the organization and designing part of the page. So breifly, html is a simple language to throw tags in an unorganized way in a in a webpage, and CSS is a tool to organize these tags to create a good looking webpage. Good Luck
L-D 0 Newbie Poster
To tenbears, you mean the Joe Burns days! Great site then and now (JB started htmlgoodies).
Boy, if we knew then what we know now! Meaning all the big websites raking in the dough! Foodnetwork, etc., etc., etc., etc.
Ok, do this and keep it in a text file.
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>
</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
</BODY>
</HTML>
Drag it out when doing a new page. Lower case ok, it is the backbone of all html pages. After you're done with the innards save as pickaname.html or htm. Yes you can do html pages "locally" meaning no website, on your pc only.
But to put it out there you need a web host. Here's two... http://www.000webhost.com/ (means no money... $0.00) and http://www.serversfree.com/ both are FREE! Domain names are very cheap (so is hosting) these days but with 000 you can just use one of their sub domains. The main page of your site must be index., like index.htm, index.html or index.php and so on.
Here is one of my sites.
(with godaddy)
Did it all my meself.
Later
L-D
L-D 0 Newbie Poster
One more thing...
I have been using this EVERYDAY since '98 or '99. It can be used for html, php, & more.
Programmer's File Editor
It has features I never even looked into since I am a html only guy. It may be old but I wouldn't be without it.
Enjoy,
L-D
<M/> 170 Why so serious? Featured Poster
Member #120589
The OP obviously does not have access to a search engine. I hope he returns and thanks you all for your valuable contributions. It's been a week...
<M/> 170 Why so serious? Featured Poster
The OP obviously does not have access to a search engine. I hope he returns and thanks you all for your valuable contributions. It's been a week...
I wonder how he found this site then...
cchstore 0 Newbie Poster
w3schools and roseindia are the best sites to learn...
BMXDad 23 Newbie Poster
Member #120589
I wonder how he found this site then...
Random monkey-typing methinks. How many threads like these are there littering the internet? They still manage to hook fish, even when the lure has been disclosed. :)
<M/> 170 Why so serious? Featured Poster
ah, that makes sense.
thomas.wilson.9887117 0 Newbie Poster
I want to suggest also search video tutorials on net it will show you live experience. you can also puchase some CD DVD which is easily availble anywhere online or offline.
bhav123 0 Junior Poster in Training
If you want to learn HTML then w3schools.com is a good website through you will easily learn html.
Member #120589
What is it about these type of threads that has everybody clamouring out for w3schools? ANd not just once. It's not enough that one contributor says 'w3schools', a whole host of posters then have to say the same thing - as if they've missed the previous posts. This is the most recent in a long list of pointless threads on 'how to learn...' oh, HTML. If you really want to contribute, please add your input here, do not resurrect dead threads. Oh, and if you suggestion is 'w3schools', firstly: keep it to yourself and secondly: ... maybe it's a waste of time saying this, but use your search engine instead of your w3schools bookmark - you may be surprised at the quality of tutorials out there.
<M/> commented: Finally, someone with real answers! +8
cmps 26 Light Poster
I agree with your first point, but some people suggest this website without convincing the user. Why is w3school a good start ?!
use your search engine instead of your w3schools bookmark - you may be surprised at the quality of tutorials out there.
w3schools was always a good introduction for html tags, and google first result is this website. It has a very friendly interface and a 'try it yourself' option. I think it's really what a biginner needs ...
pritaeas 2,276 Most Valuable Poster Moderator Featured Poster
Member #120589 commented: Heh, +14 for that, but I wonder how many will take note ? :) +14
Shail164 0 Light Poster
1)w3schools
2)html.net
3)htmldog
4)htmlgoodies.com
5)tizag.com
these are some useful sites for learning HTML online..
Member #120589
w3schools was always a good introduction for html tags, and google first result is this website. It has a very friendly interface and a 'try it yourself' option. I think it's really what a biginner needs ...
While I agree that the try it yourself functionality is useful - especially for the javascript options,but there are far better sites out there that offer this - jsfiddle, for one - which allow the loading of js libraries like jquery. It also allows the sharing of scenarios, so that others may help to develop the code/markup further.
HTML is so basic that taking single tags out of context makes little sense. Similar to using a simple dictionary when you want to construct a story. The whole point of a 'tutorial', is that you get a scenario with discussion about best practice, and maybe alternative solutions. Also the better tutorials explain why this and not that.
Obviously you have to start somewhere, learning markup is a similar in some respects to learning a spoken language. You can get by with a few stock phrases in a new language and people will understand you if you make a few grammatical errors in your speech. As with poor markup you can build a decent enough looking page, and the browser may forgive the odd mistake. Without a proper 'in-context' tutorial though, development of skills will be limited.
I am not a w3schools basher - and I do turn to it myself on occasion when looking for vanilla javascript functions, but it is limited in helping you develop a better understaning of how to build a functioning script. I do admit however, that there has been a marked improvement in the site's 'how it works' areas, especially in the html5 section.
The main thrust of my statement though, was please, we've had a number of people state "w3chools" - if you have nothing new to add, don't simply say "w3schools" again. It's even worse that a "me too" :)
<M/> 170 Why so serious? Featured Poster
i am surprised no one has said Google...
L-D 0 Newbie Poster
Interested in frames? Here is a cool item I got maybe 10 years ago.
Just play around with it. Follow the instructions. Be sure to save it.
L-D
kapildeven89 -1 Light Poster
w3schools.com is the best websites for know about HTML, You know all the things using this website.
shuvobd71 -3 Newbie Poster
i want to know what are the basic difference between html & html5
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