Books!

Hey everyone I was wondering you you could recommend books on HTML. Something that i can read to improve my understandings of HTML other that w3school would be a nice that way I may be able to see it from different views and apply my knowledge in different ways thanks guys

I read Sams Teach Yourself HTML+XHTML in 24 Hours when I was about 11 or 12.
It was easy enough to follow but in all honesty, there is no point to getting it.
I would recommend getting a book on something more complicated - a programming language for example, but HTML really doesn't require one.
Before you go shelling out £20-30 on a computer book though, you might want to try googling "ebook torrents".
Here's one that I use a lot: http://www.ebookshare.net/ (sorry if posting links like that breaks the rules)

thedotmaster wrote:I read Sams Teach Yourself HTML+XHTML in 24 Hours when I was about 11 or 12.
It was easy enough to follow but in all honesty, there is no point to getting it.
I would recommend getting a book on something more complicated - a programming language for example, but HTML really doesn't require one.
Before you go shelling out £20-30 on a computer book though, you might want to try googling "ebook torrents".
Here's one that I use a lot: http://www.ebookshare.net/ (sorry if posting links like that breaks the rules)

Well I am new to the seen oh all that is HTML...I am sure that any book would be a learning experience

As for the ebooks I will make sure I check that out before I drop some cash on a paper book. Thanks man!

No problem.

After looking around today I picked up Visual Quickstart Guide: HTML,XHMTL and CSS Sixth edition

It starts from beginners to intermediate levels. I just finished the intro and am so far pleased with the book

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by **Monica** on Mon Jul 20, 2009 11:28 pm ([msg=27082]see Re: Books![/msg])

Moved to "Books" section.

Ah okay, glad you're happy.
Once you're done reading, consider writing a review for the Books section.