Surrenadee
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I agree with the statements about W3 schools for learning HTML. Make sure that you're learning HTML 5 since that's all the rage with its flexibility and whatnot...
My go-to for anything web-coding is W3, but I also find Stack Overflow to be very useful in getting answers when I get stuck on something. I love, love, love PHP and will never stop using it as a backend for my sites. When I code, I find it best to write everything in Notepad++ and try it out on a personal localhost server before taking it live on my sites.
Another bit of advice I can give is make sure to learn best practices in opening and closing tags and also using comments. This will help you so much when you have to go back to something and change it later. Also, make use of CSS as much as you can. This makes changing your theme super easy.
My go-to for anything web-coding is W3, but I also find Stack Overflow to be very useful in getting answers when I get stuck on something. I love, love, love PHP and will never stop using it as a backend for my sites. When I code, I find it best to write everything in Notepad++ and try it out on a personal localhost server before taking it live on my sites.
Another bit of advice I can give is make sure to learn best practices in opening and closing tags and also using comments. This will help you so much when you have to go back to something and change it later. Also, make use of CSS as much as you can. This makes changing your theme super easy.