Any good tutorials?

[saint.slacker]

Can somebody post a good tutorial about website constructing please.

[Brainless Control]

http://w3schools.com

Everything you need to know from HTML,CSS,PHP to Mysql and more.

Enjoy.

[TheLifelessOne]

Yeah, they're the best. I learnt XHTML/CSS through them.

[saint.slacker]

alright thanks a lot!

[Pins222]

When I first started using HTML, I used this site for tags. They basically cover the basics, and if you scroll down, there is a nice chart full of common codes used, that could make your site look cool in the smallest of details:
http://www.web-source.net/html_codes_chart.htm

[saint.slacker]

When I first started using HTML, I used this site for tags. They basically cover the basics, and if you scroll down, there is a nice chart full of common codes used, that could make your site look cool in the smallest of details:
http://www.web-source.net/html_codes_chart.htm

hey I liked this one thanks a lot!

[Pins222]

hey I liked this one thanks a lot!

np, that site has more tutorials to help you as you progress in web design.
If you need any help, feel free to ask me!

[Elektrisk]

I know this is an old thread, but I'll post my favorite tutorial site here in case anyone else reads this. I really enjoy lynda.com's tutorials. Granted, the XHTML tutorials are quite tedious, considering the narrator is terrible, but there're great tutorials on using Dreamweaver, which also consequently teach CSS. The narrator in the Dreamweaver tutorials is amazingly funny and informative. If you can get your hands on "Dreamweaver CS4 Essential Training", you'll learn a LOT.

[вαяσи™]

Some great tutorial resources in this thread.

[Peachy™]

http://w3schools.com

Everything you need to know from HTML,CSS,PHP to Mysql and more.

Enjoy.

i used these a good few years ago, Learn basics from that website, then try putting yourself in selfmade scenarios, its fun and you teach yourself.