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    You mean making your HTML markup with the CSS id/classes, then changed the id/classes as needed? Of course
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    My advice?

    Learn HTML properly with correct standards and good practice the first time through. Most people who I have encountered in my time with web development first started HTML, took a break for a while, came back to it more seriously when they decided to learn PHP or another language and had to essentially relearn everything there was about it because their foundation was weak.

    For instance, you never, ever, ever want to style with HTML any longer; it is a depreciated practice:
    HTML Code:
    <font color="yellow">BAD</font>
    and instead use class/ID based CSS coding. They go hand-in-hand and neither are difficult to learn (may be a little harder to perfect.)

    The extra time now will make life so much less complicated in the future!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SlothScripts View Post
    My advice?

    Learn HTML properly with correct standards and good practice the first time through. Most people who I have encountered in my time with web development first started HTML, took a break for a while, came back to it more seriously when they decided to learn PHP or another language and had to essentially relearn everything there was about it because their foundation was weak.

    For instance, you never, ever, ever want to style with HTML any longer; it is a depreciated practice:
    HTML Code:
    <font color="yellow">BAD</font>
    and instead use class/ID based CSS coding. They go hand-in-hand and neither are difficult to learn (may be a little harder to perfect.)

    The extra time now will make life so much less complicated in the future!
    Thankyou, that's some good advice. My plan of action is to learn how to use CSS instead of HTML, then possibly move on to JavaScript, but that's later on.

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