HTML List

[BOSSNIG]

Anyone have a list of all/most of the HTML?

[bluaki]

lol, no.
I can help you though.

Half of the HTML codes are ones that you normally wouldn't even use >_>

just a few, but probably about 90% of all you'll see:
html, body, head, style, table, td, tr, p, b, i, u, span, font, img, marquee, strike, a, li, ul, embed, iframe, frameset, frame, div, link, meta, script, form, select, option, input

[JMV]

Not many people keep a list of an entire language.

[Zovistograt]

Not many people keep a list of an entire language.

and those who do are either linguists or ppl with no life

[Judas]

Yes, actually.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp

W3C has great resources for all variants of HTML (DHTML, etc) and CSS, and PHP, although php.net is better for that.

[Friendly Hostile]

Yes, actually.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp

W3C has great resources for all variants of HTML (DHTML, etc) and CSS, and PHP, although php.net is better for that.

Oh that will come in handy since I'm trying to actually learn how to make websites and what not now :x

[Judas]

Yes, actually.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp

W3C has great resources for all variants of HTML (DHTML, etc) and CSS, and PHP, although php.net is better for that.

Oh that will come in handy since I'm trying to actually learn how to make websites and what not now :x

It's sort of something you pick up after getting ideas for sites, then copying codes from other sites to accomplish it... in the process you see what it looks like, and edit it a bit. That's how I learned all the HTML and CSS stuff I know, and my PHP skills have increased many times over just from doing Boyah and this.

[Friendly Hostile]

Yes, actually.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp

W3C has great resources for all variants of HTML (DHTML, etc) and CSS, and PHP, although php.net is better for that.

Oh that will come in handy since I'm trying to actually learn how to make websites and what not now :x

It's sort of something you pick up after getting ideas for sites, then copying codes from other sites to accomplish it... in the process you see what it looks like, and edit it a bit. That's how I learned all the HTML and CSS stuff I know, and my PHP skills have increased many times over just from doing Boyah and this.

I've always wanted to learn and never had the oppurtunity.  Our school offers web design, I just don't have room for it.