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Old 12-05-2004, 10:34 AM   #5 (permalink)
welshbyte
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Not much more to be added to the good advice already offered but i'll give another link to a site which helped me out a lot when i first started learning web development.

http://www.webmonkey.com

This site has a good "authoring" section which teaches you the basics of html in an interesting and informal way. They also have a html cheat sheet which i used to find very helpful as a reference in the beginning.

If you dont get along with any of the advice offered, by all means go with a WYSIWYG html editor but be aware that the outcome may cause you confusion along the way if you dont have at least a basic understanding of the languages the pages are written in. That said, enjoy the web development... i find it a very enjoyable creative outlet and i only ever use vim (basic, yet powerful text editor) these days.
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