If you constantly have to wait on someone else to help you, you'll never get anywhere. I'll be honest - I'm not a coding genius. BUT I can at least recognize most coding and edit it to do what I want. I started out a complete airhead who was only able to use "WYSIWYG" (drag and drop) features on Yahoo Geocities, then learned how to create bold/italic/color text on Myspace in 2006... Now I can edit and create HTML and CSS code on at least an amateur/semi-pro level.
Places I've learned a lot of my coding from:
- HTML BASIX
- QUACK IT
- W3Schools
- HTML Code Tutorial
- GOOGLE SEARCH!!!
I'm always learning - which is great because the tech world is ever changing. But at least I get closer every day. I've even managed to teach other people how to get to at least the bold/italic/color level - and these are people who used to be AFRAID to even ATTEMPT to code. All you have to do is TRY. If you are uncomfortable messing with something you might break - practice on a page with a COPY of something you're trying to edit until you are comfortable enough to edit something live.
And always - have fun!
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you're right !
The passion is the most important part of learning new things...
YES IS RIGHT!!!!!!!!!
MUCH LOVE JANETTE :)
html and css are easy i self taught myself html wayyyy back 20+ years ago
css much more recent
tho i tried teaching myself java sce=ript and java programming and it just gage me a headache and confused me
i can now kinda edit script to a degree but no way i can write em from scratch
i do recognize many basic elements abnd can figure out what needs to be changed ..sometime ig]=f its pretty basic
but thats about it
easiest way to learn css i found is firebi=]ug free time and tinkering around playing see what this abnd that does lol
it was very rare i actualy looked anythng up mostly learned by tinkering
I'm glad you all agree:)
I agree and I'm always amazed by how much information is out there on the net and how freely so many people give of their time and knowledge to provide said info - just like so many here on Creators. So THANKS to all the knowledge givers out there!
Learning the hard way, by myself =)
Using my browser's Inspect Element a lot.