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    Off the bat i want to say that i know a limited HTML, but i do know HTML. I was wondering if you guys had any advice on ehat i should do to make my site. I have had a site and i used dreamweaver to make it but i would like to get back to useing a little program called 'notepad' (have you heard of it? ) I want to know how to make regular notepad script look good on the webpage. I know that you have a sticky thread about Xhtml and CSS and was wondering if that was the way for me to go to balance ease of coding with good looks. I figure that if i make a site that i can be proud of that maybe then i will look into buying a webhosting package to make my site public.

    Thanks for listening and thank you in advance for your replies and for not yelling at my lame post.

    patbuzz86

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    Re: New Site

    Originally posted by patbuzz86
    advice on ehat
    What's an ehat?
    Spookster
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    All Hail Spookster

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      Re: Re: New Site

      Originally posted by Spookster
      What's an ehat?
      ehat = what

      It's a bad spelling version of 'what'

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      • #4
        hey come on now i already know that i can not spell i dont think that you need to make fun of me for it. thats just mean

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        • #5
          Sorry, I didn't intend to make fun of you and I know it is a spelling mistake.

          I was just pointing out to Spookster that it was supposed to be 'what'.

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          • #6
            i know it is ok i make fun of my self all the time
            it is quite easy -- which is pretty sad but any way

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            • #7
              If I understand correctly, you want to learn HTML?
              Here's a good place to start:
              W3Schools offers free online tutorials, references and exercises in all the major languages of the web. Covering popular subjects like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, SQL, Java, and many, many more.


              As for making it nice, you might want to look into CSS

              After that, making frequent trips to codingforum.net should help a lot

              Good luck!
              Shawn

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