anyone know a good html tutorial site?

[Animan]

sry to be asking more questions but i need a good html tutorial site.
thanks:D

[Spookster]

http://www.w3schools.com/

[mattover-matter]

www.pageresource.com is ok for HTML. JS is gets a little off. A book might be best

[webmarkart]

www.webmonkey.com is another one, but www.w3schools.com is probably the best

[ronaldb66]

I'm with Webmarkart; I did a little searching on "HTML tutorial" and got a profusion of tutorials, but a lot still advocate deprecated elements and attributes, haven't heard of the latest standards yet and generally teach a beginner the wrong things.
Webmonkey has some really useful stuff, but not all is up to date; W3Schools probably provides the most useful and recent information.
Oh, and on A List Apart (http://www.alistapart.com/) (which has been dormant - no, not dead! - for quite a while now) you won't find tutorials as such but a lot of worthwhile background information and tips & tricks on using HTML and CSS.

[mattover-matter]

pageresource CSS tells you the values, but does not explain how they work. I asked over 350 posts of questions in another forum trying to learn HTML/CSS :-{

[WA]

Hi:
A nice one I recently found: http://www.yourhtmlsource.com/

[Animan]

thanks guys for the help i liked www.w3schools the best and i think ill work a little off of it.

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[ronaldb66]

WA,

font elements and table layouts? Well, at least they warn you that it's deprecated and provide CSS layout techniques as well.
No, really: it's a pretty decent site, lots of good stuff, and they devote quite a bit of attention to the newer standards and technologies.

[Animan]

this is one of my first threads and look how its responding.
ty everyone for the help

[Eddyd84]

HtmlGoodies (http://www.htmlgoodies.com) is great for beginners! :)
Peace,
Ed