I've just noticed the post mix-up. oh well.
Dean in Eureka, CA wrote:Ya know... I find that the html code stuff is actually pretty interesting. It's sorta like learning a foriegn lanuage, but not as tough because some of the stuff is in English.
Yeah HTML is pretty interesting to learn and i'm currently trying to get a graphic tablet so I can develop a web design graphic for my site so I can create my own custom button with some really good looking graphic. In the mean time my site still look amateurish.
But if you compare learning html to using a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) program (like a drag and drop web site creator) you could say that using your own code is like having no chaperone and thus having all the freedom to design your site exactly the way you like it to having a chaperone (the program) that limits your choices and only accrept certain way of arrangement. (hope you understand what I mean)
HTML are more similar to a cipher rather than another language cause you only need to know a few tags then you should be able to figure out a whole list of combinations on your own and to be able to use english inside it. (plus if you know html, you would then be able to understand a few other programming language as a side bonus such as CSS, Javascript, and similar web based language)
BTW my site is
http://www.freewebs.com/radscientist
I need to add a section to the "about me" page so I can include my TTT plans and my other plans too.
(if anybody want, I can PM them a list of links to a couple good sites for learning HTML on your own (My HTML class in Colorado Technical University suggested those sites as a extra resource of reliable knowledge)