Re: Advice on HTML book

David Gardi wrote: [snip] http://www.w3c.org/TR/html4/ has always been a sufficient reference for me; books always seemed like a bit of a waste of money. The spec is not a good way to learn the basics of html, but if you can put together a basic page already then I don't see the need for a book

Re: [OT] Advice on HTML book

On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, David Gardi wrote: > Hi, > Please excuse this non-Linux related post. I added the [OT] that is the common way to indicate that you post is off topic. This let's people who don't want to read off topic posts filter them out. > I am planning to purchase an HTML book that prov

Advice on HTML book

Hi, Please excuse this non-Linux related post. I am planning to purchase an HTML book that provides good, indepth explanations of how to use HTML. I am undecided on these two books 1) "HTML 4 for the World Wide Web" by Elizabeth Castro 2) "HTML: the Complete Reference" Third Edition by Thomas A.