I would love it if someone could direct me to a good site to help me learn more HTML. I took a course once and remember some but it is a lot to remember. A list of tags and the basics would be great.

Thank you in advance for all responses. :)

Tz

Here is a search for some sites that have free tutors.

Free HTML Tutor - Google Search (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=Free+HTML+Tutor)

As an alternative, you can get Microsoft FrontPage for about $80. With it (and other similar applications) you can make good webpages and learn the html as you go if you want to...but you don't have to.

W3Schools is free, and even has a free certification program:

W3Schools Online Web Tutorials (http://www.w3schools.com/)

Also free is NVU, which is available for all platforms and is a great way to get your feet wet with HTML design:

NVU (http://www.nvu.com/)

(Komposer is a newer bug fix version, I haven't tried it so can't testify to its quality compared to NVU - NVU was formerly Netscape Composer, hence the name).

For learning CSS, you might try TopStyle Lite (also free):

TopStyle for Windows - HTML, xHTML, CSS editing in a single program (http://www.newsgator.com/Individuals/TopStyle/Default.aspx)

Vasily

This site has a lot of goodies for a website.

Dynamic Drive DHTML(dynamic html) & JavaScript code library (http://dynamicdrive.com/)

W3Schools is free, and even has a free certification program:

W3Schools Online Web Tutorials (http://www.w3schools.com/)

Also free is NVU, which is available for all platforms and is a great way to get your feet wet with HTML design:

NVU (http://www.nvu.com/)

(Komposer is a newer bug fix version, I haven't tried it so can't testify to its quality compared to NVU - NVU was formerly Netscape Composer, hence the name).

For learning CSS, you might try TopStyle Lite (also free):

TopStyle for Windows - HTML, xHTML, CSS editing in a single program (http://www.newsgator.com/Individuals/TopStyle/Default.aspx)

Vasily
I usually use w3 schools if I need to look up a tag for something, and they have good tutorials for things like CSS.

I've also found that if you punch "HTML Cheat Sheet" into google, you get a few good lists of tags and what they do.

I've also found that if you punch "HTML Cheat Sheet" into google, you get a few good lists of tags and what they do.

That is very helpful to know. Thank you! :)

Another thing, you can design a website without knowing HTML by using for I.e. Adobe Dreamweaver etc.. And you can learn the tags along the way as well.

Is Adobe Dreamweaver a program that is free?

Dreamweaver is expensive (but awesome!). You can get the Student and Teachers version for about $150 if you have a family member that is a student or teacher.

...alternatively, you can probably pick up an older version (I recommend MX) for fairly cheap on eBay too