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Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by ibby, Jan 31, 2008.

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    were can i learn html? thank you
     
    ibby, Jan 31, 2008 IP
  2. Xavier_3D

    Xavier_3D Well-Known Member

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    I am sure there are E-Books available on those, and even more actual Books available in you Local Shops. Though I recommend W3C School and Tutorialized.com Personally.
     
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    w3schools.com
    webmonkey.com
     
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    Why not to use google to research "learn html"
     
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    Actually, you may not want to learn HTML - try XHTML. I would google "learn XHTML" instead....
     
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    There is a virtue in learning/using XHTML -- it enforces well-formed Markup. On the other hand, if you employ well formed Markup as a matter of course or habit, there is nothing to be gained by using XHTML (in fact you have to use a lot of extra header code). XHTML is, and has been, a broken implementation -- being served, as it is, as HTML. Visit the link in my signature block.

    James
     
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    Interesting James - Do you know if they have plans for IE8 to serve XHTML content (MIME) type application/xhtml+xml correctly?
     
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    The scuttlebutt is that it won't, Heath -- but the answer is elusive at present. BTW, if you missed it, here is an XHTML 1.0 page served as application/xhtml+xml and with XML compliant CSS -- just to play around with.

    James
     
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    I suggest searching around on google.
     
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