html/css/asp help

[kurtis469]

im looking to learn how to do this just wondering if anyone know any good tuts. and what programs are good for doing the programing

please dont say ebooks i have over 8 gb's of ebooks lol alot yes i know but i like having all kinds of info

[kurtis469]

awsome site

yea i was told to start with html and know that great and then move from there

[Dymond]

I agree with Smokes. You want to learn the basics of HTML before you learn CSS and .ASP. I have written webpages in ASP and alot of times your using that code to manipulate HTML so its good to have a good grasp on it.

Somebody sent me this link and it has paid off in spades for me..

http://www.techtoolblog.com/archives/195-free-online-programming-books

[kurtis469]

i was waiting for u to reply to this dymond lol thanks for the site

[Cushion]

yeah smokies site is probely the best, and just mess about on notpad and save as .hmtl, and open it on IE and see what it looks like

[Calienta]

I would recommend learning HTML then DHTML (or HTML/JavaScript), it's easier calling a JS function from HTML then calling the same function with ASP (reading that, JS seems pretty compulsory eh!? (or try VBscript)), JS is also a stepping stone to learning other scripting languages... just my opinion anyway mate :orign:

Good luck :Wink:

[Dymond]

I would recommend learning HTML then DHTML (or HTML/JavaScript), it's easier calling a JS function from HTML then calling the same function with ASP, JS is also a stepping stone to learning other scripting languages... just my opinion anyway mate :orign:

Good luck :Wink:

WTF??? I didn't know Cali was so smart with webpages..


Thats good advice Ca(naz)Li. I think alot fo times you can get away w/o using .ASP unless your tying into database. Also there are quite a few cheap and/or free HTML wysiwyg editors out there that allow you to see what your doing in real time but I would get to know HTML the hard way first.

[Calienta]

Canazli... that's a new one heehee :tongue: , I aint done any of this since back in college so i'm a bit rusty :blush: wouldn't mind getting back into all of this so I suppose I could use some linkage aswell :orign:

I'm gonna try yours Dy, cheers mate.

[kurtis469]

WTF??? I didn't know Cali was so smart with webpages..


Thats good advice Ca(naz)Li. I think alot fo times you can get away w/o using .ASP unless your tying into database. Also there are quite a few cheap and/or free HTML wysiwyg editors out there that allow you to see what your doing in real time but I would get to know HTML the hard way first.


thats what i was also told the like front page and other editors if u use then and do the stright programing there is alot of "fluff" code

[Dymond]

Dear god stay away from Frontpage!! that stuff is Flufftastic!!

[kurtis469]

Dear god stay away from Frontpage!! that stuff is Flufftastic!!


flufftastic now thats funnt shit

[kurtis469]

no he means that there is alot of fluff code alot of useless code

[Dymond]

Yeah Frontpage uses its own extensions instead of HTML so its horrid in NON IE browsers!