Making a massive tutorial

[Chippiewill]

I'm making a massive tutorial on everything website wise i need some more ideas.

My current ideas are:

Website jargon
Short tutorial on xhtml
Short tutorial on css
Short tutorial on php
Tutorial on installing scripts
A giant list of scripts
A few templates (like the ones in dreamweaver)
A list of good books to learn xhtml,css,php from
A list of tips
FAQ
A guide on FTP
Useful resources (Such as colour pickers and html tag lists)
Dos & Don'ts

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Flash
How to make a layout
How to keep a site updated
How NOT to be noobish

[RyanDOT]

How to add pages.
How to add a email address, also use for MSN and etc.
HTML codes
How to add a status script to a site.

[craigg.]

If you want a hand, I would happily write a tutorial in order for members to learn. If you do want me to, give me some warning so I can set aside some time.

[Meti]

Nice.. But it's going to take time though?

[Blue]

If you want, I'll follow the tutorials step by step to make sure they're noob proof ;)

[php.net]

No offence, but google? There are thousands of these already, some which people have took months to construct (even a few years) and go so in-depth you'll never need another tutorial again.

[Chippiewill]

Yes there is Google. But a lot of people on here tend to ask the same questions so I have decided to write a tutorial on them.

[craigg.]

What you tend to find is that not everyone has that same learning curve. I certainly don't from anyone I know. Many people learn different ways, and I'm the guy that actually refuses to be spoon fed information, I like to explore and go into depth.

Moving away from the metaphor, it's not everyone's taste to Google the tutorials. If people done that, there would just be one huge directory of tutorials which wouldn't be much of use as people will get stuck and not understand what's going on. Anyway, drop a PM if you are still going ahead with it.

[Meti]

Err-.. Maybe how to make pages, like contact forms etc?