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RE: Learning To Code HTML - Inam - 09-03-2015
This got me reminiscing about when I started learning HTML out of curiosity. I can't believe that was 10 years ago already. :rly:
HTML is an important language to learn though, and is very easy once you get familiar with it. It's not much of a "language" you use like a programming language, but more of a language you use to structure a website. As a general rule, you do most (if not all) formatting and design on CSS.
RE: Learning To Code HTML - $ninja - 09-04-2015
(09-03-2015, 02:37 AM)Inam Wrote: This got me reminiscing about when I started learning HTML out of curiosity. I can't believe that was 10 years ago already. :rly:
HTML is an important language to learn though, and is very easy once you get familiar with it. It's not much of a "language" you use like a programming language, but more of a language you use to structure a website. As a general rule, you do most (if not all) formatting and design on CSS.
All styling is done with CSS, in some way or another. Inline-CSS is still CSS, and using object.style in JS or .css() in jQuery is still, essentially, CSS.
RE: Learning To Code HTML - Kotomi - 09-04-2015
(09-03-2015, 02:37 AM)Inam Wrote: This got me reminiscing about when I started learning HTML out of curiosity. I can't believe that was 10 years ago already. :rly:
HTML is an important language to learn though, and is very easy once you get familiar with it. It's not much of a "language" you use like a programming language, but more of a language you use to structure a website. As a general rule, you do most (if not all) formatting and design on CSS.
It's not a programming language it's a markup language.
(09-04-2015, 02:08 AM)$ninja Wrote: All styling is done with CSS, in some way or another. Inline-CSS is still CSS, and using object.style in JS or .css() in jQuery is still, essentially, CSS.
Yes everything is pretty much CSS except for js and other animations.