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Hi boen_robot, thanks for your response. I had heard it was possible to use without knowing much codes, but I think it's best to learn as much as possible. Then you can truely appreciate what you have created more.

Hi guys, thanks for your responses again. I've been side-tracked recently, but will continue my html education again soon.I'm probably bringing this thread a little off-topic, but I was looking at software the other day and somebody said to me that Dreamweaver 8 would be a good piece of software for creating websites. I'm not going to buy anything yet, but just wanted to get an idea of what's about. What do you guys think?

Hey folks, Thanks for your replies, as I had posted earlier very much appreciated. Ok, am I right then in thinking that CSS and HTML/XHTML languages are used in conjunction with one another? I will look into CSS soon, but if it would be easiest, prefer to do the whole HTML thing first. I think that one thing which will really keep me going, is the thought of seeing a result of something which I've personally created.I am currently using notepad as suggested by W3, but since I've saved my first htm page, the program itself has gone a little strange. When I doubleclick the notepad icon on my desktop. The program starts up as normal in the middle of the screen, but all I see is the blue bar. If I maximise the program, I can see the nomal notepad screen. Has anyone else experienced this?

Hi!!!!!!!Gender: Male (last time I checked)Hair: There was a party down the drain and all my hairs were invited.Eyes: HazelLocation: Northampton, England - help get me out of here!!!! (lol, only joking)Height: 5ft 10"Weight: 11 stone 3 pounds - my heaviest weight ever was 11 stone 13 pounds (fact!)Age: 27 - but reluctantly pushing 28 :)Starsign: Aries - I have a tendency to stand in fields eating grass and occasionally blurting out 'baaa!' in public.Album collection includes: The Killers, Franz Ferdinand, The Kooks, Sam Cooke, The Drifters, O-Zone(funky Romanian group) & REMFavourite movie = Meet the ParentsInterests: Anything legalTravels: France, Germany, Wales, England, Spain, Cyprus, Morrocco, USA, Ukraine, Ireland and Gibraltar (possibly Belarus in Novemeber 2006)I have only just started last week to learn the basics of HTML language, so please don't ask me any heavy questions relating to any of the languages, as I won't have a clue. In fact I know nothing about creating/setting up websites.My purpose here is to try and learn from W3 as much as I can about languages. I hope that one day I will be able to use what I learn and create a website - preferably one that looks at least half decent!

HI ALL!!!!!!!! My first post and hopefully not my last. Last week I decided to have a go at learning the HTML language in the hope that one day I will be able to create my own website. I am so far enjoying using what I've learnt, but am also starting to realise that this could well become a sort of hobby for me. I am using the HTML lessons provided by W3 and feel that I'm doing ok. I am in the process of learning the basics, having only got as far as the first example on the 'HTML Text Formatting' page. I have just been practising commands such as 'italics', 'big' and 'subscript'.Having briefly looked at this website I see all those different languages and am a little confused. I then look under XML and see all those subheadings such as learn 'Xforms', 'DTD' and 'Xpath' and it makes me more confused. After learning HTML, should I then move onto learning XHTML and then onto CSS, etc? Basically learn everything in the order that it has been listed on this site?Any help and advice is greatly appreciated, many thanks in advance