Getting started with HTML

Tips on learning HTML

[pageoneresults]

I was doing some rummaging through the W3C this morning and came across this section from Dave Raggett...

Getting started with HTML [w3.org]

There are a variety of pages linked to from the above page. I would suggest first reading the intro page and then following links from there.

Even though I've been doing this for almost 8 years now, I found it very informative and it just helps to solidify my understanding of HTML which I am still learning! ;)

P.S. Dave Raggett pretty much exposes the formula for building a perfect page.

[tedster]

I love the way he focuses on the document, not the design. Back in January, I began a thread called I Wish Someone Had Told Me When I Started [webmasterworld.com].

Well, David Raggett is telling us. And he knows what he's talking about!

[g1smd]

There is so much useful stuff out there to read. Nice find (again).

Forums like this survive because a lot of people can't be bothered to read stuff like that, hence the same old questions keep reappearing over and over again.

[ScottM]

..."The </p> is optional,"...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't NN4.7 require this on a <div> when using CSS?

I spent several hours trying to trace a layout problem only to find </p> was all that was needed at the end of the <div>.