Originally Posted by ovi

Paul_KY anyway a little knowledge in PHP and HTML will be good. Anyway you can trust in your programmers that they give you the clean code, and a good code?

Ovi

I'm not sure I trust anybody anymore unless it's coming from a credible resource.

You can always trust me. I promise to mislead you almost 90% of the time I post.

Well there's one thing we CAN trust.

Originally Posted by Paul_KY

You can always trust me. I promise to mislead you almost 90% of the time I post.

almost 90%, rofl, that's optimistic

Originally Posted by Duke

Another good way to learn html quickly is to copy and paste the code from an html site

php owns, and i learned from the copy and paste method :P (and www.php.net) <<btw just read this forum :P

I'll have to give it a look, I'm interested in learning php but I'm not sure if it's worth putting the time into learning php or just trying to learn C++.

Very nice guide! I started learning HTML before I even had a web connection! Just used an old HTML book I found in the garage, and learnt most of what I know now using Notepad and an out of date IE browser to preview.

Yay for notepad!

Bungo

I have done the same. And this is briliant. It's the best way I also raccomend this to all those who want to learn HTML.

Ovi