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Old 04-09-2007, 12:50 PM   #11 (permalink)
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W3Schools Online Web Tutorials has whole explanation in a simple way about CSS and diffrent other web languages
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OK YOU GUYS!!! I am going to knuckle down and get with the CSS tuts' You have convinced me!

BTW..I assume I can ask you all questions when I get stuck, right?

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Thanks!

OK YOU GUYS!!! I am going to knuckle down and get with the CSS tuts' You have convinced me!

BTW..I assume I can ask you all questions when I get stuck, right?

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CSS is great. It's easy and maybe fun too. Feel free to ask if you need help or if you have any questions about CSS. (Start using style sheets! ;))
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Old 04-11-2007, 10:28 AM   #13 (permalink)
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I use to think Html was fun and why does everyone keep saying that CSS is fun when it doesn't sound fun at all. It sounds confusing
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HTML is fun and CSS makes sure it stays fun. If you're making just a few web pages, you can skip CSS if it sounds too complicated and code the format and lay-out with the HTML itself. But when you make a site with 50 pages w/o CSS, the fun stops when it comes to updating or changing the lay-out and theme of that site. It becomes a chore. Imagine going through the code of every page just to change the color or image of your site's background.

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See thats the thing with me, I'm not trying to really build a huge website like that because the updating is ugly. It's crucial and a pain I guess thats where CSS comes into play.
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In that case, you can do away with CSS at the moment. Simply follow the clean principle of XHTML (no open tags, etc.). 5-10 pages wouldn't be that hard to update by hand. What's important is you enjoy what you're doing and you set-up a website. Once you get the hang of everything, the idea of learning CSS will come naturally.

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If u really odnt want to mess up with anything then , just get a CMS and get a nice looking theme , you will have whole website completed in 5 minutes
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What does building a website in 5 minutes do for you business? Well I guess it all depends on what you are trying to do exactly, right? that would mostly be pertaining to a newsletter or a splash page right?
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