CSS/HTML Coding and software,

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Schonza

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Hey,
Ive been looking at starting to learn some css and html coding. The only problem, the only learning I"m really good at is self-based learning. (So doing things by myself) Would someone be able to recommend some good software to use to learn these codings, and a program that is fairly simple to use to actually code it.

Thankyou.

(If that does not make complete sense, simply say so, and I'll try to rephrase it as well as I can.) :)
 
Notetab Lite is a decent program for code. Its basically a text editor, so there is no visual of the page your designing, but it does have the option of using color codes and it has a list of HTML tags that you can use with just a mouse click, rather than typing it all out.

There are other versions of Notetab available, but the Lite version is the only Free one.
 
I learnt on Dreamweaver. It shows you both the code and design(page layout) and his helpful for beginners as you can, say, create a table in the design view and then see how its coded in the code view.

Unfortunately its not free :(

Hope that's some help?!?!
 
If you are willing to pay, Dreamweaver is amazing, and MS Frontpage is pretty decent.

If you want free, nVu is the closest i have seen to the above two.
Bluefish is kinda popular but i have never used it.

Currently, i am using a program called coffeecup html editor(free edition).
It is great for learning code, and all you have to do is click preview to see it.

DW, FP, and bluefish are a lot eaiser and graphical. You dont have to know much about code to create webpages. however, you wont learn html as well and it is more difficult to troubleshoot when you dont know anything.:-)

hope that helps
-jason
 
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