You do need to learn CSS, also check out Javascipt and Photoshop, and why don't you learn PHP or ASP.NET
Check out this CSS resource, this help you : http://24hnews.net/General/100-Freebie-CSS-Resources.html
Hi there!
I have a basic text-based website which I use as basically an online journal.
I used the most basic html to make the site, and it is fine.
I would like to organize it some more though.
Do you guys/girls think I should invest the time to learn CSS?
Does it really help a lot with organizing content?
It would take me a good while to learn I imagine so I would just like to get the opinion of some experienced web coders to see if it is worth my investment.
Should I just stick to html?
Should I learn xhtml instead?
How about xml?
If you would like to view my site (grade school simplicity) it is :
http://members.shaw.ca/davidjuliowang
I spend most of my time thinking.
I guess you could call me a philosopher.
I'm using the webpage kind of like an online coles notes to help remind me of my personal code of beliefs.
If other people find stuff I say interesting, that makes me very happy.
I like to know I'm appreciated.
The website is very important to me and I am willing to invest a lot of time into making it very functional.
So, where do you guys/girls think I should direct my efforts?
Thanks, with great sincerity and humility, for your time and consideration.
David.

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