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I am taking an HTML class this summer for credit toward my degree, so I thought I would start a thread, where myself, or others could ask questions, or just talk about web site design. And if the new CP rules allow it, i will offer CP's to people who can provide me links to sources they use or know of on the net.
Unless HTML has changed since I've been in high school... You shouldn't have much issues with it :thumb:
Not really, i began to learn 4.0 some time ago, and never finished, it is still the standard, although 5.0 is close to being the new standard, we will also learn XHTML in the latter part of the class.
Yeah... do as much research on HTML5 as you can. It may not be the standard just yet, but it degrades gracefully, all of the major browsers support most of it now... and knowing it gets you a foot up on a lot of people out there.
I was surprised to see the reluctance to move forward with this sort of thing. I figured that as soon as this stuff became more standard, web guys would be all over it... new tech toys! Yet, not so much.
Anyway... I'll answer nearly anything I can for you... and even look up stuff I don't know when I can for ya(there's a lot I don't know).
I'm hoping to crap out 3-4 websites in the next few weeks... so I'm going to be heavy into this.
The very most important site in the world to use is Google. Seriously. Have a question about HTML, CSS, Javascript, jQuery, or even PHP? Google it as such.
'HTML article tag' 'CSS float' 'jQuery fade in'. You will find your answers pretty quickly.
There's some sites that are better than others. The W3C Schools sites are great, but won't explain something you don't understand well enough sometimes. If you just need a refresher on syntax, it's awesome. In the end, I end up going there and one other site or two half the time when I google something.
Anyway... I've received help to get to where I'm at (advanced novice)... and I love paying it forward.
good luck! and thanks for the advice, i did look over your site, and checked out the view source on it ( i been doing this a lot of sites recently), you could just change this thread title to "The HTML Thread" if you want, don't know know how many are interested in learning how to do HTML, or XHTML, i toyed around with the idea i would learn it "someday", guess someday has arrived.
good luck! and thanks for the advice, i did look over your site, and checked out the view source on it ( i been doing this a lot of sites recently), you could just change this thread title to "The HTML Thread" if you want, don't know know how many are interested in learning how to do HTML, or XHTML, i toyed around with the idea i would learn it "someday", guess someday has arrived.
What browser are you using?
Looking at the source is a great habit to get in... I do it a lot.
But if you use Firefox or Chrome (and you should) 'inspect element' on Chrome or Firefox (you'll have to download firebug) will help you dissect how it's being displayed. It will also help you find any errors in something you're trying to put together, if it's not working quite right.
Looking at the source is a great habit to get in... I do it a lot.
But if you use Firefox or Chrome (and you should) 'inspect element' on Chrome or Firefox (you'll have to download firebug) will help you dissect how it's being displayed. It will also help you find any errors in something you're trying to put together, if it's not working quite right.
Firefox, IE, Opera, Safari, i have yet to download Chrome, probably go do that now.
Yeah... do as much research on HTML5 as you can. It may not be the standard just yet, but it degrades gracefully, all of the major browsers support most of it now... and knowing it gets you a foot up on a lot of people out there.
I was surprised to see the reluctance to move forward with this sort of thing. I figured that as soon as this stuff became more standard, web guys would be all over it... new tech toys! Yet, not so much.
Anyway... I'll answer nearly anything I can for you... and even look up stuff I don't know when I can for ya(there's a lot I don't know).
I'm hoping to crap out 3-4 websites in the next few weeks... so I'm going to be heavy into this.
The very most important site in the world to use is Google. Seriously. Have a question about HTML, CSS, Javascript, jQuery, or even PHP? Google it as such.
'HTML article tag' 'CSS float' 'jQuery fade in'. You will find your answers pretty quickly.
There's some sites that are better than others. The W3C Schools sites are great, but won't explain something you don't understand well enough sometimes. If you just need a refresher on syntax, it's awesome. In the end, I end up going there and one other site or two half the time when I google something.
Anyway... I've received help to get to where I'm at (advanced novice)... and I love paying it forward.
I'm apparently changing my career path, still with the same employer, and will be doing web design and programming. (First day, actually.) And today all I did was the W3C tutorials. They seem pretty straight forward.
HTML, XHTML, and CSS down... Javascript, C#, and others on tap...
Maybe you can be my tutor, LT. Too bad you're not Katy Perry who somehow knows web programming.
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