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  1. mittin replied to mittin's topic in Frontend
    haha ok thx:) its just I kept reading one of those most essential tools to use for css was dreamweaver:P But anyway im comfortable with using notepad. thx again for the help:).
  2. mittin replied to mittin's topic in Frontend
    Ah thx got it:) Also Is there anywhere to learn about where to do good layout structures for sites? LoL I know where headers go:p but the layout of everythign else and stuff like colours and what fonts to use etc.
  3. mittin replied to mittin's topic in Frontend
    Hey thx for the fast replies. So with htm/x I use it to set the layout like text, placing, headers, colums etc, and with css I use that for font size colours etc? So my other question is what is dreamweaver for If I can just code this by hand why do I need to use dreamweaver?
  4. mittin posted a topic in Frontend
    Greetings to all, I am new to web design and have been reading up on HTML/XHTML for 2 days now, and feel I have learnt all the basic knowledge. My question is about css, I was woundering do people write websites in pure css or html or use both mixed? Is it worth just using one over the other. I have been reading alot about using css for setting the layout for your site. Also people say learn html/xtml then css, then javascript etc, do I need to learn everything like javascript flash etc? I read on some forums that people say forget learning html and just use css is this correct? thx

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