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"Newbie at your disposal!"
- Thread starter murch2001
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It's impossible for anyone to explain in a few words how to make a web site.
That's why I suggest to Google for: web design for beginners
Several sites can show you how to do it. Most people already have a web site editor: notepad or for more flexibility Word, both good enough to get your feet wet. Later on you might think about using Dreamweaver or something more advanced than just notepad.
That's why I suggest to Google for: web design for beginners
Several sites can show you how to do it. Most people already have a web site editor: notepad or for more flexibility Word, both good enough to get your feet wet. Later on you might think about using Dreamweaver or something more advanced than just notepad.
I've been pleased with "WeBuilder 2008" ... I have multiple displays on my computer, and WeBuilder allows me to have the code section in the left display, its own local display in the middle display, and I can have a browser open to a website in the right display. Really cool setup.
But I agree, you first need an foundation in HTML, followed by one in CSS. Use google.com to search for
html tutorial
You'll get a lot of responses (I just checked: 7,300,000). The one at the top,
HTML: An Interactive Tutorial - Dave's HTML Code Guide - Learn to code HTML with our free HTML help guide!
is a good place to start.
After you get a good foundation in HTML, the you need to learn some Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) basics. That technology really makes HTML fly. Cool stuff.
Good luck!
But I agree, you first need an foundation in HTML, followed by one in CSS. Use google.com to search for
html tutorial
You'll get a lot of responses (I just checked: 7,300,000). The one at the top,
HTML: An Interactive Tutorial - Dave's HTML Code Guide - Learn to code HTML with our free HTML help guide!
is a good place to start.
After you get a good foundation in HTML, the you need to learn some Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) basics. That technology really makes HTML fly. Cool stuff.
Good luck!