anyone out there know of a website that list most/all basic html codes (hyperlinks, inserting pics, etc.)?

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  1. www.w3.org
  2. Basically start with the big guys, the w3c. There are many other sites out there that basically just take information from them and reproduce it (sometimes its a little easier to understand from these others). Look at both the html specification and the css specs. The two are used side by side to produce todays web pages. For instance, using an image that is not actually in the web page itself but set through an external style sheet. Keeps your code nice, clean and simple not to mention usable by anyone. The first link is for the html markup. You will get the choice of which version of html on that page. The second link is for css. Again you will have the choice of which level of css to have a look at. For most people, looking at html4.01 and css2.1 are the major pieces to worry about right now. hth ;O)
  3. I found webmonkey's HTML cheat sheet to be extremely helpful: http://www.webmonkey.com/webmonkey/reference/html_cheatsheet I taught myself HTML by using webmonkey's HTML tutorials years ago, and go back to the cheat sheet for a quick reference for some of those tiny details that are always hard to remember
  4. http://www.w3.org is ok but kind of hard for the average person to make sense out of. it's best to go to http://www.w3schools.com/
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