On 9 Aug 2000, 23:52, gabriel cristian wrote:
> I have been searching for a HTML editor called "Lair HomePage". No such
> luck. Does anyone know where I could find a downloadable shareware/demo
> of this product?
Ah...perhaps you mean Allaire as in Allaire's HomeSite HTML editor?
http://www.allaire.com/products/homesite/
> 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 :-)
Let's begin now with Joe Barta's Page Tutor, "So, You Want to Make a
Web Page?":
http://www.pagetutor.com/pagetutor/makapage/index.html
Not only is this an excellent course for a beginner and an intermediate
student of HTML, Joe teaches the course in that manner that I most
approve. You won't need Homesite or Lair or whatever when you begin
the course. You can take the course at the web site or download the
entire course and take it all from your local disk drive.
All you need is a web browser and a text editor. Notepad will serve
you well in this regard.
> Thanks a lot in advance and I want to add that this list is the most
> useful I could ever find!!
You are welcome, but I would like you to first take this course, then
practice making web pages with what you have learned. Then come back
to us for additional referrals, such as more advanced HTML coding,
learning to use Cascading Style Sheets; learning how to use ready made
CGI and javascript scripts; and more to enhance both your knowledge and
your web site. :-)
Alan
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