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Luke:

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--- Quote from: Valrus ---Where the hell did I learn CSS, anyway?
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You probably learned it the same way I did: not from any one source, but little bits and pieces from a couple dozen pages, found through google whenever you had something additional to look up.
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That's how I taught myself HTML. And Javascript, now that I think of it.

My entire website (minus the forum, which is phpBB) is composed of HTML inside a sort of Javascript shell. This causes a problem with Firefox users in some places, naturally. I need to learn PHP sometime in the near future.

Hoverthrone:
First learn HTML. It's the foundation language. Do yourself a favor and get in the habit of programming in XHTML-strict right from the beginning. HTML is an easy language; all you have to do is remember to close your tags and stuff like that. You can pick up a book from the library if you want, but for HTML, you're probably better off with Webmonkey or W3Schools or a human tutor or something like that. Memorize all the basics, and then go on to CSS.

You can learn CSS on your own in about half an hour. It is the easiest language there is.

After that, you'll probably want to learn PHP, but you'll be able to get away using pre-made packages like PHPBB (which powers this forum) and a comic-management system.

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