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personal page help
Here are a few links to get you started in web design and HTML.
- Yahoo's HTML Sites List
If I don't have it here, Yahoo has zillions of places to find more info.
- Introduction to HTML
from The National Center for Supercomputing Association.
NCSA has been around for many years developing standards and distributing information.
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The Bare Bones Guide to HTML
This is the one I refer to when I need to remember a tag quick.
- Webmonkey
A web design magazine of sorts with changing information that is geared towards beginning to intermediate spinners.
- Yale Web Style Guide
An incredibly complete guide put together by graduate students at Yale. Download the Adobe Acrobat version.
(You must also download Acrobat Reader found on Adobe's site at: http://www.adobe.com)
- World Wide Web Consortium
These are the people who decide what the next generation of HTML will include. They have the white paper standards on their site.
- Greg's Isomatic Character Set
A great list of "special characters" that you might need now and then.
- Barebones Software - Home of BBEdit
The ultimate "text" editor for writing HTML on a Macintosh. Lots of HTML helpers and plug-ins.
- Ultra Edit Homepage
The ultimate "text" editor for writing HTML on a PC. Not as many HTML tools but a must have nonetheless.
- The Microsoft FrontPage Homepage
A definite improvement from the last version, FrontPage98 is a WYSIWYG editor that also shows you the code. Strong points are it's ability to handle advanced coding and large site and link management.
- Yahoo's list of Color Information Pages
Here are many sites that explain the use of the 216-color web palate. Choose your favorite.
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