Where to learn HTML?

Hi,
I want to start learning HTML/CSS. Can you guyz gimme any site which offer free guides, from start to the end.
Thanks and please dont say w3schools.

 

well i whent and bought a good book
Build your own web site the right way using html and css
£20 from waterstones
cheers
Doug

 

No books in here, that is why i'm looking for a guide in net

 

Try www.w3schools.com
That's where I learned.

 

Get Dreamweaver and start playing around with it. You can view the code or split the screen and you'll slowly catch on to what's going on once you make a few sites or take a look at some. I'd recommend a book like http://www.amazon.com/Perspectives-...9760719?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1181935056&sr=1-1 ...I learned from the old version dreamweaver mx 2004 which is probably cheaper or you could find a used one and you'll get the hang of things.

 

This is what I recommend too, atleast if you want to learn coding, learn it from the masters who validate HTML Their tutorials are pretty comprehendable too!

 

Look in Google HTML tutorials

 

I would like to point you to my forums and tutorials but it has a very very long way to go.

Can I say, http://www.htmlgoodies.com?

 

Thanks for the help

 

No book?Oops...
I'd still recommend you get this book if possible.
I've learned a lot from it.

 

wow its been awhile since i've been to that site, i recommend it too, i used it when i begun, great for beginners. When you pick up a few things head over to w3schools, your going to want to learn vaild code sooner or later, best pick it up early

 

I offer a free lesson plan with one one support. But I also recommend w3. Tis where I learned as well.

 

Try my site Beginner website tutorials

 

lajocar = Your site is not working.
Everyone else thanks

 

try to search on search engine by typing your queries like "basic html"

 

www.w3schools.com the great place to learn html your self

 

Thanks mate.

 

As m0rtal mentioned using dreamweaver or any WYSIWYG editor at the start can be really helpful. You can design some pages with tables or anything you want then you can go right to the code view and see what's required to do it. Some solid guides are always very helpful for explaining what some of the tags do but playing around in a visual editor I think is the best way to learn HTML.

 

I remember visiting http://www.lissaexplains.com regularly years ago before I started using Dreamweaver and Frontpage.

For beginners it is highly recommended.