Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (1062 mails)

[kf@xxxxxx (Kristian Farren)]

I'd strongly recommend "HTML 4 for the World Wide Web" by
Elizabeth Castro. It's part of the "Visual QuickStart Guide"
series. while not one of of those behemoth ( like the Unleashed, Teach
your Self series) This book presents *everything* in a clear, visual
fashion. 

Kristian Farren

Mark Wagnon wrote:
> 
> I've been thinking about fiddling with HTML. I can get 50 MB of space
> for web stuff with my ISP. I haven't really looked for any decent HTML
> books though. I've printed out the Beginner's Guide to HTML from the
> NCSA site and it's pretty simple, and a good starting point for me, but
> I think I want to tackle something a little more advanced. I've skimmed
> Oreilly's HTML book. Have you seen it or know anything about it, or do
> you have any other good references?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Mark
> 
> PS- I'm an emacs man myself ;)
> 
> ---
> 
> zens wrote:
> >
> > not to sound like a dickhead, but I would suggest learning html, and
> > familiarizing yourself with a text editor (I find vi to be quite
> > adequate), I have seen several WYSIWYG html editors, and they not only
> > limit the learning expierence, but they create documents that are larger
> > than they should be by adding more code than is needed, not to mention the
> > security aspect of things (I have to keep up with security issues, its my
> > job :))...
> >
> > zens
> >
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