Any cool html coding anyone?
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One of the coolest "design" sites that I like to use is the CSS Zen Garden.\n\nThe HTML markup stays the same, but the site gets a radically different look and feel based on different style sheets.\n\nwww.csszengarden.com
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Try macromedia Dreamweaver.......It's Easy, and simply the best.......
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My suggestion, learn some Java script and HTML Tables. Then your styling. =D
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try hand coding your html in notepad...it will benefit you more when you really want to get a good site going...but you can also try NVU (n-view) its open source so you will have full access to features and free. :)
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I could develop one for you in PHP or ASP if you're using these.\n\nIf you are interested, visit http://tash.inspired4real.com/\nand leave me a message.
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an html code?\n\nhotcodez.com has a huge selection, but there are a lot of popup windows so beware!\n\nhope this is what you meant...\n\ngood luck!
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Check Tom's FAQ, is has something to do with HTML, but I just asked my friend to do it...
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www.w3schools.com is pretty good.  They have editors built in where you can change content from existing html.
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I could do that code with just html and 1 programming language!\n\nthe html part is a classic form with at least one <input>\n\nif the language is javascript (it's harder) you request a flat file of the items to be search and you loop through it for the right hits. then you append them to the page.\n\nif it's any other (a cgi style language) you do all the searching on the server, and return a custom html page with the hits on it.\n\nall solutions will require a little programming... but it's not "Rocket Surgery"\n\n\nand you don't need sql for a little search box... only if you have thousands of pages!\n\nand steer clear of Microsoft solutions (ASP), PHP and the rest run everywhere!
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php/jscript/css and of course, html
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try using html and hard code the page.
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This will certainly help you\nhttp://www.codeguru.com/
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All the "html" codes for changing font information has moves to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).  You can code one inline, if you like.\n\nHere's some links to help...
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If your just starting out go to http://openwebdesign.org\nthey even have category of fun templates
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A pretty impressive program i have found is NVU.  Its a WYSIWYG editor so you dont need to know any HTML.  Best of all its free...  Try it and see how you get on...\n\nI hope thats helpful to you.\n\nRonan
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That cannot be done with HTML alone. You need a server side language for that
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Take a look here :\n\nhttp://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/getting_started/article.php/3479461