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Buy a ‘php for dummies’ book or something. You’ll get the essentials easily from that. It’s a good transition from static (non interactive) HTML. If it holds your interest then you can move towards more industrial strength stuff.
Php kinda sucks but it’s good tool for learning the ‘heavy lifting’ development side of things.
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I quite like codecademy.
Howard
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@fredtc
I've been doing a bit of HTML and CSS, very basic stuff to edit a website, but I'm sure I'm doing it all wrong. I've just been using W3 schools and WYSIWYG editors, just trying stuff out until it works the using that. I don't really understand anything beyond building something in HTML and putting it in the backend of a website but I quite enjoy doing it so I'd like to know the basics of how to do it properly. I guess development more than design as I'm not a creative
An online course would be great, as I could then do it from home as and when but if there's a particularly brilliant in person course then I'd consider that (though I imagine they're all online now)