"I've yet to find any good, modern, sources of learning HTML and CSS. "
And then about w3schools which I had the impression was good: "w3schools is the single worst 'developer' site on the entire web."
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"I've yet to find any good, modern, sources of learning HTML and CSS. "
And then about w3schools which I had the impression was good: "w3schools is the single worst 'developer' site on the entire web."
What made you think that?
I learned html and php through w3school and it was a wonderfull experience.
And then about w3schools which I had the impression was good: "w3schools is the single worst 'developer' site on the entire web." What made you think that? I learned html and php through w3school and it was a wonderfull experience.
And then about w3schools which I had the impression was good: "w3schools is the single worst 'developer' site on the entire web." What made you think that? I learned html and php through w3school and it was a wonderfull experience.
I hate the ads, but otherwise the content was good enough for me to go back every so often
That won't teach you CSS, but will certainly be more productive than anything you'll read/work with.
I'm not sure if their older tutorials are still online. Check out this example to show to absolute beginners: http://www.webmonkey.com/2010/02/make_an_html_document/