learningmatt
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Hello room, can anyone please teach me or give me some guide line on HTML, Uploading php.. and things like that....thanks
Anyone with IT skill?
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deanj20
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hi learningmatt,
There are tons of tutorials on the web to help you learn both HTML as well as PHP.
I too am teaching myself web design right now. The way I got started was by Googling beautiful websites. Then I went to many (perhaps hundreds!) of these websites, and if I liked what I saw, I would go to View-->Page Source in my browser and take a look at the code that powered that page.
After I discovered that most serious web developers still "hard code" their sites rather than using programs like Dreamweaver, etc, I downloaded TextPad and got started building a website.
I don't know how most people do it, but for me it was easiest just to completely copy the code from a site that I liked, paste it into Textpad, save it as index.html, and then start editing it to learn how different things worked.
After I got some sembelance of a webpage together, I decided I wanted to share my site w/ the world so I downloaded and installed the Apache Webserver on my machine and got a free domain at .co.nr
Anyway, this is what I've got so far: http://www.jeremydean.co.nr/
If you can tell us more specifically what you're interested in creating, we may be able to better assist you. Hope I've pointed you in the right direction...
There are tons of tutorials on the web to help you learn both HTML as well as PHP.
I too am teaching myself web design right now. The way I got started was by Googling beautiful websites. Then I went to many (perhaps hundreds!) of these websites, and if I liked what I saw, I would go to View-->Page Source in my browser and take a look at the code that powered that page.
After I discovered that most serious web developers still "hard code" their sites rather than using programs like Dreamweaver, etc, I downloaded TextPad and got started building a website.
I don't know how most people do it, but for me it was easiest just to completely copy the code from a site that I liked, paste it into Textpad, save it as index.html, and then start editing it to learn how different things worked.
After I got some sembelance of a webpage together, I decided I wanted to share my site w/ the world so I downloaded and installed the Apache Webserver on my machine and got a free domain at .co.nr
Anyway, this is what I've got so far: http://www.jeremydean.co.nr/
If you can tell us more specifically what you're interested in creating, we may be able to better assist you. Hope I've pointed you in the right direction...