Go the the HTML mattresses....

I'm beginning to learn HTML and already purchased a pretty basic HTML book, well I'm finished with that one, now it's time for another. I'm going to take a stroll in my home away from home Barnes and Noble later today. Anyone have any suggestions as to which book would be best for basic-intermediate web design?

 

Well, What HTML book does you read?

 

It's HTML and XHTML step by step. By Microsoft Press.

 

This is a good one: Build Your Own Website The Right Way Using HTML & CSS

 

Awsome thank you, i saw that yesterday that might just be the one

 

I have also seen a useful one, HTML in a nutshell, quite comprehensive. The HTMLDog site also do a book I have seen. The site is www.htmldog.com - this covers HTML & CSS.

 

Also, probably your best friend as you embark on your HTML/CSS adventure are going to be the HTML and CSS cheat sheets available from: ilovejackdaniels(dot)com

I've used them as a quick-reference and they are indispensable!

Best of luck on your journey, it's really not that hard once it clicks and then you'll never forget it, kind of like riding a bicycle the first time - keep at it, it's so rewarding!

 

Thanks for the various suggestions guys, im currently reading about XHTML and CSS.

Il check these out.

 

I'll second Maujor's book. It's great, and it's SEMANTIC.