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Where can I learn CSS and HTML better? URL please 
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For tutorials that are great for beginners and easy to comprehend, I'll have to recommend htmlite.com. Jay
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Ah thanks!
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Oh, nice. Thank you!
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w3schools really doesn't cover all you should know to be honest. I'm self-taught and learned from viewing the source of pages (like PBv3), but that's just me.
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lol. Im kinda doing that. I get CSS and HTML nowadays. Just need to put into practice- to get used to it.
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I feel so lonely.  I'm probably one of the only coders on PB that didn't learn from htmlite or w3schools. I learned the fundamentals of HTML, XML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP from webmonkey. All else I know came from a vast array of websites congregated through google.
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lol. Im sure that webmonkey and google sites are just as good. Thanks!
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and google sites are just as good What else is a search engine for?
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my html skills are self taught too. i have a bunch of tml tutorials..... but i forget where i have them on the web... though i do have them backed up on my computer
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I don't know if i'd consider myself "self-taught". I've never had anyone tutor me if that's what you mean. When I read through tutorials though I usually look at the codes provided and try to break them down and form my own conclusions before reading the explanations. It's a good habit to get in to.
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and google sites are just as good What else is a search engine for? lol, now-a-days, its kinda weird to say, "Oh I Yahooed it" So everyone says, "I googled it."
I think.. Aaron is right. ^^
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i'd have to say w3schools, htmllite and webmonkey for my main three but i also studied alot of coding books, i think we are all "self taught" unless you actually studied the subjects in school or college really.
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