does anyone know where i can learn CSS???

mindinventory

13 years ago

Don't worry,because of the w3school is there.Learn HTML + CSS.

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irisliauw

13 years ago

thanks for the info^.^
it's useful

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SQLMgmt 13 years ago

w3school is great place to go.
If you're new to CSS, I personally recommend you to read this book.
Easy to understand about CSS.
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irisliauw

13 years ago

Hello SQLMgmt,

where i can find the book?
i just have a problem with my site :
doctorminisite

this is using HTML,
i just put "slideshow" on it,
but if i add table on it, the design will broken
any idea?

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LakiPolitis 13 years ago

Originally Posted by irisliauw

this is using HTML,
i just put "slideshow" on it,
but if i add table on it, the design will broken
any idea?

First off, good form wanting to learn CSS!! Very useful skill.

But, please... don't ever use tables. Once you've used DIVs you'll never use a table again. Read up with the w3 schools, but learn the selectors (a, b, p, div, ul, li, etc) and then search for them in google when you're trying to work with them. Read up on the box-display and read up on CSS 3 - googling these will give you good blogs with examples.

Check out: CSS Basics
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aniket1988

12 years ago

Originally Posted by irisliauw

Hello SQLMgmt,

where i can find the book?
i just have a problem with my site :
doctorminisite

this is using HTML,
i just put "slideshow" on it,
but if i add table on it, the design will broken
any idea?

May be ur div tags are getting repeated somehow.
Thats the only possible reason. Some div class or id element is getting repeated, thus rendering a css conflict.

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irisliauw

13 years ago

thanks for the info agendapal ^.^

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OliverRealize

13 years ago

Hi Iris,
I've just recently gotten more into html and css.
Starting with HTML + CSS was a great starting point for me. And it's w3.org so you know you can trust the info there. I hope this helps it helped me alot

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Alexdoerr

13 years ago

There are so many tutorials available online to learn HTML and CSS. w3school is one of the best sites to learn it online.

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alphadesign

13 years ago

Lynda is also offering great tutorials!

Check it out over here: Lynda CSS Tutorials

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carolinaaram

13 years ago

w3school is the best website to learn everything about HTML and any programing language.

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ngseosept

13 years ago

I think the best reference is w3school and books. They are all useful and can help you.

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WebMomentum

13 years ago

w3schools is great - especially for syntax.

I'm a learning-by-doing cat so I always 'view source' when I see an interesting site.

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James90210 12 years ago

Originally Posted by WebMomentum

w3schools is great - especially for syntax.

I'm a learning-by-doing cat so I always 'view source' when I see an interesting site.

I agree, w3schools rocks!, I still use it now for reference. CSS 3 stuff particularly.
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mhastings

13 years ago

W3cshool and tizag are good places to start.

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IM Alex 13 years ago

HTMLDog and DaTutorials are two great places to get started, wish you good luck
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iuditg

13 years ago

Check out Videos on youtube or go to tuts+ site by envato, they have tons of tutorials on html and css. I would really recommend In-depth tutorials and articles on web design | Webdesigntuts+ or Web development tutorials, from beginner to advanced | Nettuts+

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jekabest

13 years ago

Yeah, try to find some information in internet.

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johnnyN

13 years ago

I think Lynda.com is the best place to learn that sort of thing.
Do the courses on Lynda, then whenever you can't figure something out, google it.

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DavidWincent

13 years ago

There are many tutorials online that teach you each and every concept regarding HTML and CSS. You can refer those. You can even refer videos that demonstrate about HTML and CSS.

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HorseStall

13 years ago

I learned CSS using TopStyle (a CSS editor) its pretty easy to use, and you will eventually figure out the syntax to use by playing with it.

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FreeZeo

13 years ago

Originally Posted by irisliauw

Hello All,

does anyone know where i can learn HTML + CSS website using Dreamweaver???
i just confuse, how to work using HTML + CSS :confused:
possible with the steps, and screenshots will be easier to use

that would be great,

thanks for all your help mate^.^

best regards,
-iris liauw-

w3school is the best one i learnt a lot from there!
good luck!

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FreeZeo

13 years ago

or if u dont want to spend time reading and want to learn from video tutorials..you should check out thenewboston's Channel - YouTube ...he offers lots of good tutorials on stuff like C++, CSS, Javascript, jquery, photoshop even android app developement and Advanced UDK

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drewmcntyre

13 years ago

Internet and Google both are the best options for you. Try these two, Thanks.

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cyriljeet 13 years ago

cssbasics dot com is also a gud guide to learn about CSS?
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cnetboss

13 years ago

It's better to learn the HTML and CSS coding by heart rather than use the WYSIWYG method.

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pfreelancer

12 years ago

http://www.w3schools.com has lots of tutorials to learn from.

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NewDeveloper

12 years ago

w3 schools is good for fast learning. But for effectiveness, i prefer u refer to some web development e-books

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IMBotz 12 years ago

The missing manual series, Lynda and w3schools are good resources. SitePoint is also a great place to learn web related technology.

Initially you may find it hard and frustrating to learn it. But don't give up. The more you practice with examples the easier it gets to understand CSS and HTML. In no time you will be comfortable change the looks and building pages!

Good luck!
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becanada

12 years ago

google any CSS code you are having issues with ; this will bring up direct replies and examples... most important ; CSS is an "in order" language ; meaning it builds based on previous settings in order of elements in your CSS file. This is critical.

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aniket1988

12 years ago

A lot of resources can be found on the Internet. Just use google.
Search video tutorials in torrent. i have learnt a lot.

Try downloading following tutorials from torrent.
1. Kelby Training - CSS Basics. A Crash Course in CSS
2. Lynda.com - Learning CSS 2
3. Lynda.com - CSS For Designers
4. Total Training CSS & XHTML For Web Development

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Michael71

12 years ago

Do not use tables for layout purposes.

If you need to learn CSS then you need to know about the box model, document flow, floating and how to code HTML correctly.

There are lot tutorials ... just use Google

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Michael71

12 years ago

Do not use tables for layout purposes.

If you need to learn CSS then you need to know about the box model, document flow, floating and how to code HTML correctly.

There are lot of tutorials ... just use Google

I am pretty good with HTML/CSS, you never stop learing new techniques.

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rcallaby 12 years ago

I have to echo all the comments about W3Schools being a great place to learn anything HTML or CSS related. As well I have found the books by O'Reily to be really helpful as well. They are not too expensive and i really like the way the teach the material.
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amazonsaver

12 years ago

I bought a book that combined how to use HTML and CSS. Once I had the basics down I refered back to the book or w3schools. I was going to learn dreamweaver but felt I could do everything better by just coding it in myself.

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hazephase

12 years ago

I have used W3 school and I have to say that I lke it....

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wasabi20

12 years ago

Ok,

I have started my first website 14 years ago, and how I learned ?

I opened Notepad and trying trying trying.... resolving my problem and now another headache

So use w3school. It's a suggestion

Good luck, and if you need question , do not hesitate, I can be your mentor if you need

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Iain Key

12 years ago

w3schools is a great reference

also Adobe have their own tutorials for css and dreamweaver Learn CSS | Adobe Developer Connection

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RobKonrad

12 years ago

Jesus, guys, seriously: Do we REALLY need to have about 50 guys giving the same answer or pointing to the obvious???? "W3School" (that's okay).

Then "w3school." "Yes, w3school". "w3school, I agree". "mhhh-hmmmm, w3school". "Did we mention w3school". Ah, and "the internet". Thank you.

This is really starting to annoy me... Try to provide some quality answers to get your post counts up.

Cheers,
Rob

EDIT: Anyone agreeing AND providing some other helpful stuff is exempted from my rage post

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WP Nut

12 years ago

Any free sources on CSS?

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achukuttan

12 years ago

w3 school is great

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Jager

12 years ago

W3 schools is a scam. They have all kind of syntax wrong and give out worthless certifications for hundreds of dollars. They have no correlation with the real Web Consortium, just exploiting the name for financial purposes.

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does anyone know where i can learn CSS???

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