Originally Posted by
dbgtz
AFAIK, xhtml is the same as html for the most part which defines objects, which css then styles objects (placement, text colours etc). PHP can be used for logins etc, databases basically. Javascript can do flashy things (not sure how to describe that better) but there's also some things which can make editing sites easier, like for example adding a basic line of code (such as an image code) but then also being able to replicate that in the indicated html file by adding the file name only which removes clutter from the html file. I'm no "leet" coder, but that's how I would put it. To make a core basic site, you will need html then css, then php/javascript. I also think javascript may be able to do a lot of what php can, but don't quote me on that.