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Well, if you've understood everything before then you're well on the way to becoming a budding web designer! There are plenty more tricks to learn and I've only included the very basics here. There are many more things that you should research if you wish to extend your HTML skills. Tables, frames, CSS and scripting are a few of these things. If this article is well received and there is demand for a follow up, then I may be on-hand to provide you with information on some of these. In the mean time, get creative - I'd love to see some of the results.
Happy HTMLing,
Louis Rose.
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Hi
Nice read, I m noob in web design therefor it is so much useful for me in my study.
thanks
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PKN
Hi all,
Sorry I've been away for so long. But I may be back soon. Does anybody really want a sequel? If so what do you want in it. Anything in particular? Post here or mail me and I'll include it, if it's not too hideously complicated.
I'm glad that some people have found this of some use.
Thanks for presenting "the beef", with none of the fat (or fluf) ...
Just what I needed! Thank you very much!
Anyone just starting out coding HTML should read this. Clearly and logically presented. 100%.
DotZip
This is awesome, please do a sequel because I really want to learn HTML. I usually use Dreamweaver or something but I want to stop being lazy!
Please do a sequal
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