Anybody know of a site that will help me learn HTML a bit?

myspace will wisper it sounds weird but thats how I learned how to read
it.

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min.

Hi whisper.

Try the following site:

http://www.w3.org/html/

I would suggest buying an intro book (perhaps through Amazon.com, where
you can compare reviews, etc.), for HTML and CSS. CSS is a good way of
styling your pages while keeping your markup to a minimum (which can
make edits easier). You can also use CSS for positioning on a page, but
that probably doesn't mean much to you at this stage.

Anyway, HTML is pretty easy to learn. CSS is more complex if you get
into much layout, but it's worth the effort to learn.

Good luck.

Webmonkey has a few tutorials on it you might be interested in HTML and
XHTML are so closely related you will find that if you learn XHTML you
will knkow HTML and vise versa. Always Validate your code at the W3C
website though. Here is a link to webmonkey http://webmonkey.com/

At this point I would suggest that if you are just learning it you
should actually try to follow the guidelines for XHTML as they are more
strict. Html is relitively easy to learn though it is really a matter of
practice.

Might sound strangebut HTML/XHTML can be learned pretty much in a few
hour the rest is practice. If I was to reccomend a book to you for it it
would not be for learning but it would be for reference. Dynamic HTML
The definitive reference Third edition Published by oreilly

Resserts is correct css will be your next step For that I would suggest
CSS The Missing Manual published by pogue / oreilly

After that your headed straight towrd JavaScript and Dynamic pages