Im looking for a good html tutorial for some newbies. Can you help?

[Dwreck]

Helo Xnations.

Im looking for a good html tutorial to show someone the basics of html.

Or do I just say fuck it and buy dreamwiewer for em?

[Magnus3x]

http://www.htmlgoodies.com/ thats a good one

I would suggest Dreamweaver as well, but it's good to have some knowledge of HTML.

[Mefo]

I've got one in dutch for you, but I assume it's pretty worthless for you...

[Dwreck]

Thanks so so much Magnus3x and LauireX that didnt post.

[AdultInsiderJen]

Hey knobgobbler! Thats the same link I gave you on ICQ months ago!! Why you not just use it??

:bonk:

[wsjb78]

If you're buddy knows German, Frensh, Spanish or Japanese I can recommend this:

http://selfaktuell.teamone.de/

It's a really, really huge compendium. To all HTML directives they have examples at hand. You can even download it and use it on the local filesystem incl. search option!

[Dwreck]

I lost all my bookmarks JEN!! send em over again!! :)

[BuggyG]

Originally posted by AdultInsiderJen
Hey knobgobbler! Thats the same link I gave you on ICQ months ago!! Why you not just use it??

:bonk:

LOL!! I luv that. Knobgobbler. Never heard it, but as of now. I am aquiring all rights to use of it. It is now therefore trademaked by me so I can use it all I want.

:bonk: :bonk: :D :bonk: :bonk:

[Blacker]

I always used to used Webmonkeywebmonkey.com (http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/authoring/html_basics/) when I started using HTML ... also, if they are learning the basics, give them a good HTML editor ... makes it much easier when all the tags are color coded and stuff ... I would reccommend Macromedia Homesite 5.Macromedia Homesite 5 (http://www.macromedia.com/software/homesite/)

[pornJester]

i learned from a simple html book. giving someone a wysiwyg editor right off the bat isn't going to teach them much. it's best to learn html first then use programs like frontpage or dreamweaver. imho they are meant as tools to assist you in your webpage design, not design your pages for you.

[wsjb78]

Maybe this helps:

http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/