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    Hey,
    I was going to learn Visual Basics but then I though, why am I moving on when I haven't even learnt HTML properly. I know basics of HTML and can edit and do what I need ect. but I cannot code html. I'm looking for a good HTML book to learn from and was wondering if anybody recommends any.

    NOTE: If you give me a link to a online tutorial (eg. w3schools) I'll give -rep as I want a BOOK!

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    http://www.borders.co.uk/book/html-i...-steps/999348/

    This series of books is very handy, I bought php and vb versions. It's best to use it with W3 schools and other examples that will go in more detail.
    Ex-janitor. Might pop in from time to time, otherwise you can grab all my information from http://jamesy.me.uk/

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    Basics of HTML require you to code, so if you dont know the basics; what the hell are you coding :S?

    There are a few online ebooks you could read. Use google

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamesy View Post
    http://www.borders.co.uk/book/html-i...-steps/999348/

    This series of books is very handy, I bought php and vb versions. It's best to use it with W3 schools and other examples that will go in more detail.
    Thanks Ill have a look +rep
    Quote Originally Posted by Lewiie15 View Post
    Basics of HTML require you to code, so if you dont know the basics; what the hell are you coding :S?

    There are a few online ebooks you could read. Use google
    Well I don't know the advansted basics I only know the basic basics.

    I design a template and then I have no idea what to do because I don't exactly know what to search on google ect.

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    I dunno if it is the same in Western Australia, but try taking Multimedia in school.. I did that in Melbourne and i got taught basic html/css stuff (DIVs)..

    It actually helped (i knew how to make websites already)

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    Interesting, I'll have a look at my school options.

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    I've found practice makes perfect tbh.

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    Youtube has some really good tutorials, there is no need to go spending loads of money when you can see it done in action!

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    Google, youtube, ect... they wont help; well maybe a little...

    But as someone stated above, "Practice makes perfect".. so what do you do? PRACTICE

    HTML/CSS is easy!

    Example:

    In the HTML file:
    <div id="div1" class="class1"></div>
    In the CSS file:
    #div1 { width: 100%; height: 500px; }
    .class1 { font: tahoma; font-size: 13px; color: #000000; }
    Thats really basic... look at some pre-coded layouts or look for tutorials on this forum.

    Lew.

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    Ok thanks Lew.

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