Learning how to use HTML

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Learning how to use HTML Anonymous 01/01/16 (Fri) 02:31:38 1f7d08 No.3791

I've got a lot of time on my hands for the next couple of days and I'd like to learn how to use HTML and at least be able to make something functional soon. The thing is, I don't know where so start.

I know basic things such as how to format the code so as it can be read and to use a css for pretty much everything but other than that, I'm useless.

Can you please point me in the right direction to start? Thanks.

Also happy New Year.

Anonymous 01/03/16 (Sun) 00:09:35 437d83 No.3802

HTML is just a bunch of elements and knowing how each one of them work. If you know the syntax you can't go wrong, just look up each one of them individually.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element

Anonymous 01/20/16 (Wed) 09:55:53 6e1056 No.3857

literally XML, it doesnt get much easier

Anonymous 01/22/16 (Fri) 20:20:36 b4d5d2 No.3861

>>3791

just start making a website and Google things as you need to use them. html and css by themselves are practically useless though. if you want a functional site learn jquery sql asp and stuff.

SageAnon 01/30/16 (Sat) 18:01:25 000000 No.3887

>>3861

>asp

>google

lol

>>The thing is, I don't know where so start.

>Take this page, right click and hit save page as.

>Begin changing values and see what happens

>w3schools.com

> learn HTML, JS and then once you can build a frontend; learn Node or Python

MFW

Anonymous 02/14/16 (Sun) 06:27:01 c1a33c No.3951

http://www.w3schools.com/html/

Start from here, then continue to CSS, Javascript, dabble a bit in PHP (every web designer has to know how to use it, even though the language is garbage), then learn Python w/ Django.

Anonymous 02/20/16 (Sat) 22:47:56 99169b No.3972

I think the most important thing you need is experience.

I did the w3scools tutorial on javascript, but that by itself isn't enough. I still struggled writing something basic such as counting all the images in a thread.

Maybe build a custom homepage for yourself and fiddle with it?

I actually created my own hidden board to fuck around with the css and vent like a bitch.