Html

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Question for those of you who are techier then I am...

Is there a website where I can go to learn the basics of html? I'm clueless. Now that CLASSES ARE OVER...FOREVER...WOOT!!!...I actually have time to fool around trying to figure it out.

Thanks for your help.

here are some: here is the better one here are the colors

Thanks Jon.Looking at those pages, I realize how little I know about this stuff. But I'm pretty good at figuring stuff like that out if I have a bit of direction. I'll bookmark them.

google html goodies, youll find a site with the same name.Thats what I use when I get stuck on how to do something.

Dave Raggett's Introduction to HTML (for those starting to leearn it)Mike's Smith's interactive tutorialsThe proper manual

**I was gonna suggest html goodies, I love that site. **

Next question...I've done a good job of figuring all this out over the past couple of days. Pretty proud of myself. Thanks for the help.But...what I need to know that I can't find...I've figured out how to post like an album cover on a page and have that album cover be a clickable link to the band's website. What I can't figure out is how to make the link open the page in another window.Anyone?

easy, all you have to do is add target="_blank"for example:TITLE [Corrected some typos that could have caused confusion - Ineligible]

i would suggest runnin over to a library or something and check out an html book. should be a few there

I typo more so then I type, thanks for the help.
Damien, if your going ot be doing mcuh of it it saves time over the long run to keep a page written on word or notebook or something, with all the codes on it.
a bold label and then the code under it, its what enables me to write pages faster is to use my cheat sheet and copy and paste it into the working document and just change the variables, like color, the actual link, picture names and locations, background colors, text size and color, all of that shit. Keep a template with all of that but none of it filled in, when I start a new page I simpy fill it in and save it under a new name keeping my template free for future use. If its all going to be on one site, set teh header, body, text all of that and then save it as a template, all thats left is to fill in content and the basic layout is done for each page already. saves alot of time if your doing more then a page or two.

Thanks Chance.
That was the missing piece.