Learning CSS

ac1d1ty

ac1d1ty

ac1d1ty

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Anyone got any good points of reference for me to get a handle on CSS. Any books you would recommend?

Also my point of learning is:


Learn basic HTML procedures
Learn CSS

Get proficient with dreamweaver.


Learn javascript at a later date.
 
Not to be rude, but start by typing "Learning CSS" or "Learning HTML" in Google and doing a search. Funnily enough the best site for both is listed first :p
 
I'll be a bit more helpful and suggest w3schools.com as a good starting point. There are a lot of resources out there, best advice I can give is to have an end design in mind. Just learning html/css/js without an end goal (even just copying an existing website) is going to be quite hard work because there is a lot to it even if most of it isn't that hard.
 
I think that learning css is might be easy, you can easily learn these, and also learn that how to control the style and layout of multiple Web pages all at once. Well it provides a set of rules describing how a document should appear. There are many online tutorials are available you can easily go through that, and can easily learn css.
 
mausmi said:
I think that learning css is might be easy, you can easily learn these, and also learn that how to control the style and layout of multiple Web pages all at once. Well it provides a set of rules describing how a document should appear. There are many online tutorials are available you can easily go through that, and can easily learn css.
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If you want to post rubbish just to advertise your SEO firm in your signature then try another forum please.
 
ricky1981 said:
I'll be a bit more helpful and suggest w3schools.com as a good starting point.
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w3schools.com is the top link for both of those searches I gave, hence why I made the point. I wasn't having a dig - but he's got to learn to help himself on the simple stuff :p

Tripnologist said:
Skip this step completely. DW is great in code view (I use it as a text editor), but you really don't want to be using it as a wysiwyg editor.
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Indeed, though some of the 'niggles' with the code editor and lack of features has seen me move over to netbeans.
 
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