QUOTE Which parts of the tables can you put these in? Are they only wanted in the <table> section, or can they be put in the <td> section? I'm pretty sure you can only put CELLSPACING and CELLPADDING in <TABLE> unless you're being recursive and putting tables in tables... so yeah, not in <td> or whatever. Oh btw, I learned from www.htmlgoodies.com, specifically just playing around with the 'Master List' Link on the front page. Fun stuff, answers questions in a nice easy manner. Oh, - heh, hate to have like 3 different extra statements, but try using the w3.org docs for seeing what attributes you can have and what not, like this link for the tables for example.

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@ osknock

I was using the html tester thing @ w3school.org, and it wasn't working for me so i just wanted to make sure that i wasn't doing anything wrong

Thanks for your help

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man I still remeber when i first learned html i was about 8 and i taught my self (with the help of an FAQ and other several HTML learning sites) and i still remeber it....

http://www.html.net/tutorials/html/introduction.asp - (it shows you the basics from your browser to coding; even though it sounds like th guy who made the site intendead it for popole who have no prior knowlegde)

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lol, from the looks of it, that site is more of a place to learn how to get around websites (like looking at the source) and i am going through it right now and reading it, and I'm not really learning much, but it is touching me up on the basics of HTML.. pretty good thanks.. tis' a good site for a really basic beginner to making website. and i shall use it to touch up on my HTML

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I never made any conscious decision to learn (X)HTML, I started out making sites in Dreamweaver, but when I learnt CSS, I found that writing the code in a text editor was faster than using Dreamweaver, so I started using XHTML and when I couldn't remember what a tag was, I looked it up in Dreamweaver or a w3schools.

I tend to find that studying/learning something by using a tutorial sucks compared to having something you want to do (i.e write a CMS, or design a website template). You don't get bored as fast, and you end up with something you will actually use.

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i learned basic html in school..we had computer as subject in our course since class 1.
when we reached in class 8 html was included in it.
though it was just basic during that time but later we learned through extra classes since most of us were interested

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lol, my school has HTML classes, but the standards they have for this class is set so low it is almost pitiful! So i just decided to learn on my own and i have, i'm pretty much done going over what i've learned before, and learning some new things, the next thing to come along is DIV's so i can get off of the table coding and go onto the DIV coding *layout things*

thanks for all your input

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I have tought my self to. I learned from trial and error. If something didn't work then i tried to find a different way to make it work. But you do that reguarlay in life. Its always the same way too. But html is basic and there really isnt anything special to it. Just to create a basic outline to put your extra code in. Like PHP, or JavaScript. Thats all i use html for. Nothing really else to use it for. The internet world has evolved dreamatically and once we didnt even have the interent think about how it would be if we didnt have it. We would be bored out of our minds. not to mention how many games envolve using the net. It would be lke a big diseaster.I mean wow you could think of many ways that you could use it and not so many ways what you are going to do if you dont have it.

 

 

 

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