Did you see my new clock? It's the latest example of my new html knowledge. I've gone from zero to zero-point-nil in just a few days. I know at least enough to be dangerous! I skillfully cut & pasted that clock into the template that I borrowed, then I changed its color and size and time zone (by following the instructions). Watch out Google, I'm taking over!
In all seriousness, if you know of a effective resource to learn some html I would be in your debt. I'm open to books or online resources or whatever. I just need help. Thanks.
4 comments:
Jared
Your site looks great. I would recommend going to http://www.htmlgoodies.com/
You will find several tutorials there that will help you through this.
I would also recommend getting an html editor. There are several benifits to using a html editors. All will color code the html tags so it is easier to read and some will allow you to creat webpages using a graphical interface. You can also view changes that you make to your webpage without opening it in a seperate program.
The websites below each have a html editor available for download (if you need me to I can download it and burn it to a CD). Some of them offer freeware html editors and others you will have to buy. I hope this helps.
Later
David Traynham
http://www.mac360.com/index.php/mac360/more/mac_html_web_page_editor_shootout_many_choices/
http://tacosw.com/index.php
http://www.optima-system.com/pagespinner/download.html
http://www.barebones.com/products/bbedit/index.shtml
http://www.dr-lex.34sp.com/tagwriter/
Thanks, I looked at the site. I'll just have to devote some time to reading on it.
I love the little green clock! It seems to always be on the "a.m." side of midnight when I'm on this thing, though!! It looks like you've got some expert help here with David T. Bless his heart! I'm enjoying reading your blog "stuff" !
Mr. Thump:
My favorite HTML learning site is webmonkey.com. Tucows.com is where I look for free HTML editors, but at http://mac.tucows.com/webbuilding_htmledit_default.html there was no freeware, just shareware.
BTW, this blog is kinda neat.
JimR
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