I'm searching a tutorial for HTML
Jordi Brinquez Jimenez
I'll be very pleased if someone tell me where can I found a tutorial for
HTML, it doesn't mind the version.
I'm trying to build my home page but I need more information.
I'f you have one you can send it to:
Thanks a lot.
Ken Churilla
>I'll be very pleased if someone tell me where can I found a tutorial for
>HTML, it doesn't mind the version.
>
>I'm trying to build my home page but I need more information.
A great place to get started with learning HTML and
starting to build a website is in the Reference Room
(see <<<< below in table of contents) of
The Elsop Webmaster Resource Center
It contains some good tutorials plus excellent
reference material on HTML, CGIs, and scripts. Ideal
not just for the beginner but also the expert because
it contains the very best links and most comprehensive
coverage of computer industry trade publications,
website development, HTML, servers, validators,
link checkers, and software for webmasters.
Major sections include:
Computer Industry Publications
Elsop Electronic Commerce Resource Center
Internet Check Processing Services & Software
Internet Funds Transfer Services - Electronic Payments
Internet Funds Transfer Services - Digital Certificates
Internet Merchant Charge Card Services and Software
Internet Software Distributors
High Technology Trade Shows & Conferences
History of the Technology
Computer Industry History
Internet & World Wide Web History
Computer Companies History
Silicon Valley History
Humor for Webmasters :-)
Internet, Cyberspace and Computer Law
Internet Trade Associations and Societies
Intranet Reference Center (The Elsop)
Link Validators & Site Mappers
Reference Room of Outstanding Resources for Webmasters <<<<<<<<<<
Robots, Spiders, Crawlers and Wanderers - Highway Robbers on your Web Site
Software & Systems Company Websites (Over 2,200)
Spam: How to Fight it & Where to Complain about Frauds & Scams
Systems and Software Sources on the Web
Unix Reference Center (The Elsop)
Website Development Services
Website Link Placement Services & Web Advertising Brokers
Website Localization & Translation Services
Website Marketing and Business Publications
Web Training Companies
Ken Churilla
http://www.elsop.com/linkscan/
LinkScan - The best link checker & Site Mapper available.
Karen Mason
Jordi,
My site, http://www.webbie.com/ has lots of information for people just
starting out, including tutorials and a FAQ.
Thanks,
Karen Mason
---
http://www.webbie.com/ - free and funky web design
In article <3597FF...@est.fib.upc.es>, Jordi Brinquez Jimenez
<e633...@est.fib.upc.es> wrote:
>I'll be very pleased if someone tell me where can I found a tutorial for
>HTML, it doesn't mind the version.
>
>I'm trying to build my home page but I need more information.
>
www.Loracom.com
Hi Jordi,
I like www.WebDeveloper.com, under the HTML section. You can also go to
www.Yahoo.com and search for "HTML Tutorial".
Hope this helps,
Carol
HTML Gotten Boring? www.Loracom.com, take your website to the next
level...over 2000 people already have!
Jordi Brinquez Jimenez <e633...@est.fib.upc.es> wrote in article
<3597FF...@est.fib.upc.es>...
Jukka Korpela
>I'll be very pleased if someone tell me where can I found a tutorial for
>HTML, it doesn't mind the version.
The problem is that there are so many HTML tutorials, and most of them
are more or less garbage. A rule of thumb: Before starting to read an
HTML tutorial, check what it says about the BLOCKQUOTE element; if it
describes that the element is for block quotations, and perhaps gives
an illustrating example, the tutorial is probably worth a closer look;
if on the other hand the tutorial starts explaining that BLOCKQUOTE is
for indentation - which is just as absurd as it sounds, and
contradicts the HTML specifications - don't waste your time with it.
(I take this example because BLOCKQUOTE is so simple an element that
even without prior knowledge on HTML you should quickly realize what
BLOCKQUOTE is for - and yet so many tutorial writers don't get that.)
See http://www.hut.fi/u/jkorpela/www.html for my suggestions on
preliminary, basic, and advanced material on HTML.
--
Yucca, http://www.hut.fi/u/jkorpela/ or http://yucca.hut.fi/yucca.html
Bill James
For my .02, Joe Barta's tutorials at http://junior.apk.net/~jbarta/ are the
best I have seen. He has also kindly made them available to download so you
can easily refer to any of the sections offline as needed.
Bill James
Jordi Brinquez Jimenez <e633...@est.fib.upc.es> wrote in message
3597FF...@est.fib.upc.es...
|I'll be very pleased if someone tell me where can I found a tutorial for
|HTML, it doesn't mind the version.
|
Jean Claude Boudreau
Jukka Korpela wrote:
>
> On Mon, 29 Jun 1998 13:56:54 -0700, Jordi Brinquez Jimenez
> <e633...@est.fib.upc.es> wrote:
>
> >I'll be very pleased if someone tell me where can I found a tutorial for
> >HTML, it doesn't mind the version.
>
> are more or less garbage. A rule of thumb: Before starting to read an
> HTML tutorial, check what it says about the BLOCKQUOTE element; if it
> describes that the element is for block quotations, and perhaps gives
> an illustrating example, the tutorial is probably worth a closer look;
> if on the other hand the tutorial starts explaining that BLOCKQUOTE is
> for indentation - which is just as absurd as it sounds, and
> contradicts the HTML specifications - don't waste your time with it.
> (I take this example because BLOCKQUOTE is so simple an element that
> even without prior knowledge on HTML you should quickly realize what
> BLOCKQUOTE is for - and yet so many tutorial writers don't get that.)
>
> See http://www.hut.fi/u/jkorpela/www.html for my suggestions on
> preliminary, basic, and advanced material on HTML.
> --
> Yucca, http://www.hut.fi/u/jkorpela/ or http://yucca.hut.fi/yucca.html
I recommend checking out
http://www.hotwired.com/webmonkey/collections/html.html?tw=html
There's a load of goodies in there to keep you busy for ages. Very
straight foward and fun too.
Good luck.
Bigner
Jordi Brinquez Jimenez wrote:
> I'll be very pleased if someone tell me where can I found a tutorial for
> HTML, it doesn't mind the version.
>
> I'm trying to build my home page but I need more information.
>
> I'f you have one you can send it to:
>
> E633...@est.fib.upc.es
>
> Thanks a lot.
Try
these--http://www.davesite.com/webstation/html/http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/7476/faq.htm
http://www.xmission.com/~giffypop/learnhtm.htm
http://www.htmlhelp.com/
http://www.jmarshall.com/easy/html
http://web.mit.edu/afs/athena/user/w/s/wsmart/WEB/HTMLtutor.html