about html

[sinu]

please give me some help to html programming

[ProStix]

Here's a large resource of HTML Tutorials...

[Reshma.]

Here's a large resource of HTML Tutorials...

thanks for this:)

[buda]

well i quite like those links:
http://www.htmlbasix.com
http://www.2createawebsite.com/build/html.html

[exotic3]

well i quite like those link:
http://www.htmlbasix.com

[Jrd]

Well HTML isn't actually a Programming language, its the "Hyper Text Markup Language"

Here is one of the best tutorial sites I know of: http://htmlcodetutorial.com

[tekbunly]

Unless you break out of the WYSIWYG-user's mentality, you will always be restricted in what you can create. Too many beginners go straight to FrontPage or DreamWeaver and never really learn how to code and design. When things go wrong they don't have the skills needed to fix the mistakes their editors have left them with, and give up.
Hand coding in a text-editor (like HomeSite or even trusty NotePad) means you know your code much better and so can find problems and edit smaller things. You have much better control over your design. You're closer to your code and are able to incorporate things like CSS more easily. Visual editors also output very bloated code with lots of unnecessary font tags and paragraphs etc. Your pages will download faster if you code efficiently in a text-editor.
It's never something anyone who has used a WYSIWYG editor wants to do, as at first it looks like a much slower, laborious way to design pages. You're going to have to get past this barrier — you'll eventually come to love the advantages hand-coding gives you.

[shingrons]

I recommend you learn xhtml and css together.
Use dreamweaver or microsoft frontpage to help u.
There're many resources in the web,you can google it anytime.

[joebomb]

Try php programming. Its the best!

[homebrew.bizhat.com]

Unless you break out of the WYSIWYG-user's mentality...

I agree with this sentiment 100%. After you know how to code moving to Dreamweaver can help relieve the redundant stuff that is painful at any level.
A good way to learn, though is to use the Code view of dreamweaver and keep switching to Design view to see your results right away.
jb