Have any site to learn HTML

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    I want to learn HTML. Have any site which can help me to learn HTML. If have any free site please,
     
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  2. coun_vincent

    coun_vincent Well-Known Member

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  3. cssboost

    cssboost Well-Known Member

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    Dude if you want to learn then the best will be to go and have some download from lynda.

    Best video tuts ever found online
     
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    akashbc Active Member

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    Try this :

    www.w3schools.com


    I learned css and html from there :)

    Good Luck :cool:
     
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    karthimx Prominent Member

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    mrayan89 Peon

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    Yeah...www.w3schools.com is the best website for HTML. They give you exercises so that you can practice and improve your self.
     
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    I think the easier way to learn HTML & CSS is through , www.w3schools.com, try this site .
     
    webdesignchicago, Apr 22, 2011 IP
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    I don't think anyone has suggested w3schools over here...so I'd say..w3schools....no need to thank me. :)
     
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    yes w3schools is good place where you can learn easily ,and also you can see youtube tutorial to make your practice good.
     
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    I learned by just playing with the webpages and googling when i got lost (quite often). HTML is pretty flexible, play around with it.

    It would also be a good idea to download FireBug, a firefox addon to help you temporarily modify website css and html
     
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    Like the majority, I would recommend w3schools. However, another of my free tutorial haunts has to be www.tizag.com
    It all depends, do you prefer to read, or watch the video tutorials?
     
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    john800 Greenhorn

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    I found some great html help at the following sites when building my sites:

    For Character Entity Set(s): w3.org/MarkUp/html3/latin1.html

    For header tags help: createafreewebsite.net/html_tutorial/header_tag.html

    General html tutorials: htmlcodetutorial.com/document/

    html color codes: w3schools.com/tags/ref_colornames.asp

    they claim a complete html tutorial: echoecho.com/html.htm
     
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    w3school.com is where I learned most of my HTML. Also, dreamweaver. I'm sure most of you designers are cringing :) but, it's nice to say make a table in dreamweaver and then look at the code it produces to learn tables. But I also recommend once you do learn, start using a text editor right away, something like notepad++ or phpedit, phpedit has a free student version
     
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    w3schools.com is definitely one of the top sites for learning HTML. I found most of the tutorials easy, and well worded, unlike on most other websites.
    But if you're looking for a single tutorial in particular I think you could find other websites as well.
     
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    Ever Greenhorn

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    w3schools is really the right site for beginners (and also advance coders) ;) Just try at beginning and go step by step.
     
    Ever, Apr 24, 2011 IP