ok. here's some resources for ya. I started with the first three. I
literally printed out the information to use as a reference. I'd
recommend it.
Introduction to HTML
http://www.cwru.edu/help/introHTML/
Beginning HTML
http://htmlgoodies.earthweb.com/
HTML Writers Guild
http://hwg.org
Once you get to know the basic codes AND understand how to
use them, then you can use the Bare Bones Guide to HTML. This
is what I use now when I'm stuck.
http://werbach.com/barebones/
I bought HTML FOR DUMMIES Quick Reference (2nd Edition).
Kinda outdated now but it showed me how each tag worked. I'd get
the current edition if I were you. Oh yeah, I rarely use this now but
it's still on the shelf and is well-worn.
I personally use Arachnophilia to build my web pages.
http://www.arachnoid.com/arachnophilia/index.html
--Brenda
> Also in what regards HTML, I'm looking for some resources for HTML help and
> tutorials on the net (downloadable tutorials/programs for teaching HTML 4.0,
> CSS and CGI and also good sites with plenty of examples/tutorials covering
> these topics).,I'm a newbie to HTML programming and everything's a bit
> confusing when I have to chose how to start out. I'd very much like to find
> out which are your recomended solutions for these issues. I mean, I don't
> need a list of sites compiled from a source... I'd like to know what you use
> and like :-)
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