Dai_trying said:When I first started coding html/css/php I used W3Schools as they have a vast amount of information and have a test facility to allow you to see what the code should do, and you can change the code to see the difference it makes. I would certainly recommend you spend some time there and just start trying stuff out. I had no previous experience when I started, I just wanted to set-up a web page of my own. Even now I still search them for references if something doesn't seem to be doing what I think it should.
Although the best (IMO) way to learn is to start doing something, start with the basics and after a while progress to whatever level you want to get to. I am definitely no expert but I have learned enough to put my own stuff together without too many issues.
Also you can easily download many free templates that can be used for learning, and depending on the license can be used on your own sites.
There are also many other sites available for learning to code, just put into google (or your preferred search engine) something like "tutorial html css" and you should get a lot of hits.
Oh and most of it is free to learn! :yahoo:
c0nvct said:Code is free... HTML and CSS on every site you visit can be viewed element by element via built in html inspection tool. You'll be able to highlight the element on the page, i.e. button, image or whatever, then the inspection tool will show you the HTML code and the CSS that is styling the HTML element, make sense? Learn by doing... check this out....
Firefox Inspection tool
There are literally millions of pages dedicated to teaching HTML and CSS, but bite size chunks, try the SoloLearn App It will take you from beginner through different levels...
Good Luck
c0nvct
brocartel said:c0nvct said:Code is free... HTML and CSS on every site you visit can be viewed element by element via built in html inspection tool. You'll be able to highlight the element on the page, i.e. button, image or whatever, then the inspection tool will show you the HTML code and the CSS that is styling the HTML element, make sense? Learn by doing... check this out....
Firefox Inspection tool
There are literally millions of pages dedicated to teaching HTML and CSS, but bite size chunks, try the SoloLearn App It will take you from beginner through different levels...
Good Luck
c0nvct
Is CODE on an ios app same as on windows Programs? Just wondering im still confused what JScript, C#, etc. are what's the difference.