From: "Graydon" <[email protected]>
Keep in mind that it's too much to learn in one go. You're at the equivalent stage of not knowing comfortably or reliably precisely what exposure is. It gets simpler once the whole concept of form/content separation and the distinction between an element and an attribute settle in and get comfortable in your head.
Truth be told, despite the beginner frustration, I was enjoying learning this stuff--it's been awhile since I learned something new that was this challenging; I really enjoyed the challenge, wanted to overcome the obstacles, and my brain was feeling hot and exercised--which it hasn't felt in some time.
But the wheels fell off when I learned how to view source information of a web page (didn't know you could do that); that was a sobering moment--which led to a state of defeat.
Still, the good cheer offered by PDMLers who responded has sincerely renewed my spirits, and I will give it another earnest attempt. I've logged the advice, have already checked out Komposer, and will head back to 3wschool--after a little holiday weekend festivities. Big thanks to all who responded last night and this morning. Really means a lot and was very helpful. Enjoy the fireworks for those stateside! Big cheers, Christine
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