[HELP] Coding

[luce]

Yes Well!

Im getting a habbo fansite,

I have never owned one. Dont know anything about the technical side.
im just a good orginiser! and team leader.

i figuered before i baught it i needed to learn how to code and all the stuf i need to do (that and learn how to spel!)

So any website links and such

~OR~

If anyones really kind thay could teach me over MSN or Pm or some type of word document?

Thank You

Lucy,
LedgandOnLegs [UK]

[Snex]

http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp

Good luck.

[luce]

God that was a quik reply!

[Swinkid]

lissaexplains.com i lernt from there. i could also help with the site for more complex stuff. i wouldent mind teaching u stuff either

[dannyisnotamazing]

your a girl, thats the problem

Edited by Yoshimitsui (Super Moderator): Please don't post sexist comments.

[luce]

Whats wrong with that!

[Jamie.]

your a girl, thats the problem

i see no room for sexist comments, Girls are just as welcome to learn as boys.

[lolwut]

I hate saying this; but you'll probably give up soon enough.
Best thing to do is apply for a job on as Site Manager or something to get a feel for what it's like, then if you like it, make a site then.

[dannyisnotamazing]

Whats wrong with that!


lol. i was joking


i see no room for sexist comments, Girls are just as welcome to learn as boys.

^

[Jamie.]

lol. i was joking



^

Ok.... :)

[Kazco]

I would say, not to read tutorials.

This is because, different tutorials give different answers and this can become confusing.

My advice is to just look at what other people have done, and if you don't know what something does, ask.

There's lots of friendly people (xD) on HxF that are willing to help!

[--ss--]

For beginners I suggest http://www.funky-chickens.com/ and http://www.lissaexplains.com/html.shtml , I also suggest looking through the source of other sites so you know how it all works , For complex stuff use w3schools :)

[Kazco]

For beginners I suggest http://www.funky-chickens.com/ and http://www.lissaexplains.com/html.shtml , I also suggest looking through the source of other sites so you know how it all works , For complex stuff use w3schools :)

Good idea, but as I said, tutorials can be confusing.

I would jut stick with looking at source code and then asking about bits you don't know :)