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Q: How do I create a website?
Submitted By: elcaminos, 297 days, 8 hours, 52 minutes ago
I'm not looking for an easy answer, just a point in the right direction. I want to create a website but I know next to nothing. What software should I learn? I have a great idea for a website but I need to start learning first.
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Dreamweaver
Submitted By: Raptor235 ( 297 days, 5 hours, 12 minutes ago )
I would say Dreamweaver is probably one of the easier tools ou there.. and you can work with it graphically and see how the code is being constructed at the same time...
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Submitted By: elcaminos
Submitted By: bibous
check out pligg.com
this is the scriptyou need
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Advanced design
Submitted By: superconnected ( 294 days, 9 hours, 15 minutes ago )
Well, Dreamweaver is a good choice for quickly laying out sites, but for more advanced design you might want to look into using CSS. A good design resource is www.alistapart.com and you can usually find a ton of resources browsing http://del.icio.us
For dynamic content-driven sites like this one, you could look into PHP and MySQL. www.php.net is a good place to start, and there are many books on these subjects.
Good luck!
For dynamic content-driven sites like this one, you could look into PHP and MySQL. www.php.net is a good place to start, and there are many books on these subjects.
Good luck!
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Start with basic html and css
Submitted By: Anonymous.Lion ( 266 days, 21 hours, 37 minutes ago )
Either find someone around you who can get you started with html and css, or hit the bookstores and find some books that you connect with.
I would strongly suggest not learning a specific tool (e.g. dreamweaver). First, you learn the tool not necessarily the stuff that the tool is creating. As a result, when the tool starts acting funny, and every one will, you don't know where to start to solve the problem. Second, if you need to change tools (e.g. you change jobs and they use GoLive) then you have to learn a completely new tool. That said, I had to teach a class with one of the afformentioned tools. I found out only a few weeks before classes started, but because I know html and css as well as I do, I was able to figure the tool out in less than a day. [p.s. html is REALLY easy to pick up, it's the additional functionality of the css and all the browser quirks that make the pair so difficult. That's where a site like 'alistapart' can come in and provide a lot of guidance.]
I would strongly suggest not learning a specific tool (e.g. dreamweaver). First, you learn the tool not necessarily the stuff that the tool is creating. As a result, when the tool starts acting funny, and every one will, you don't know where to start to solve the problem. Second, if you need to change tools (e.g. you change jobs and they use GoLive) then you have to learn a completely new tool. That said, I had to teach a class with one of the afformentioned tools. I found out only a few weeks before classes started, but because I know html and css as well as I do, I was able to figure the tool out in less than a day. [p.s. html is REALLY easy to pick up, it's the additional functionality of the css and all the browser quirks that make the pair so difficult. That's where a site like 'alistapart' can come in and provide a lot of guidance.]