btw guys since today i`ve been using WYSIWYG 7 web builder but i think i need t find another program, but the thing is i have no ideea about coding what so everhaha yerdreamweaver rocks by the way you can preview the website in the program without needing to open a browser
and it can do all the css stuff
just go with Dreamweaver and then watch youtube tutorials about what you want to know.. that's what I've been doing
hank for the advice manjust go with Dreamweaver and then watch youtube tutorials about what you want to know.. that's what I've been doing
Learn HTML first. That is the basic structure or building blocks of your website. HTML will allow you to create Linear websites meaning top and bottom nothing fancy. Learn how to organize your code using new HTML5 standards. For example: <div> tags used to be used for all of the structure of sites, however, HTML now has tags such as <header> <article> etc. Learn how to incorporate new standards into your site. When you are solid on making static pages (Static page should be about 5 pages with a simple navigation bar along with links to each page. If you can make one without looking things up, you can move on) Learn CSS. CSS compliments HTML perfectly due to the fact that it is solely designed to style pages to make them more user friendly. Learning CSS, remember selectors to create a level playing field (* { padding: none; margin;none;} resets browser standards for example) Style your static page in a separate file and link it into the HTML (This is much more dynamic for you the creator.) When you can style and create static pretty pages, that is when you should add some JavaScript/JQuery functions along with PHP connecting to a MySQL database. PHP allows sites to move from static to dynamic (note: .net can as well, but PHP is more mainstream). Learn all of this, clean up your code, add general php functions to adding posts and such without typing out all of the code (exactly how these forums are run. Without a server-side language, the Webmaster would have to read all of these posts and add them in himself. Of course Xenforo is a company and makes a really nice forum, but still, you need to learn as wellt
hank for the advice man
) Good luck, message, pm or skype me for any help. I will be making Programming / Coding tutorials soon
waw ... just waw ... and dude i`m 24 years old lol ... its gona take me quite some time to learn all of this lol ... i`m not young like you hahahahaha, but still man you explained it perfectly lolLearn HTML first. That is the basic structure or building blocks of your website. HTML will allow you to create Linear websites meaning top and bottom nothing fancy. Learn how to organize your code using new HTML5 standards. For example: <div> tags used to be used for all of the structure of sites, however, HTML now has tags such as <header> <article> etc. Learn how to incorporate new standards into your site. When you are solid on making static pages (Static page should be about 5 pages with a simple navigation bar along with links to each page. If you can make one without looking things up, you can move on) Learn CSS. CSS compliments HTML perfectly due to the fact that it is solely designed to style pages to make them more user friendly. Learning CSS, remember selectors to create a level playing field (* { padding: none; margin;none;} resets browser standards for example) Style your static page in a separate file and link it into the HTML (This is much more dynamic for you the creator.) When you can style and create static pretty pages, that is when you should add some JavaScript/JQuery functions along with PHP connecting to a MySQL database. PHP allows sites to move from static to dynamic (note: .net can as well, but PHP is more mainstream). Learn all of this, clean up your code, add general php functions to adding posts and such without typing out all of the code (exactly how these forums are run. Without a server-side language, the Webmaster would have to read all of these posts and add them in himself. Of course Xenforo is a company and makes a really nice forum, but still, you need to learn as well
for a really basic and user friendly website that you just want to showcase things (like I'm making) you don't really need to learn more then HTML and CSS
if you actually have loads of free time and want to be able to make big websites which data that you can change easy and don't need to go into the websites HTML source for then learn the rest.. but you would be better off just paying someone to make a website that needs all that work I'm sure at 24 you could make more money working then learning all that stuff and it would probs work out being cheaper to just pay someone to make it 
DUDE I LIVE IN SPAIN ... DO YOU THINK I DON`T WORK BCUZ I WANT TO STAY AT HOME NOT DOING ANYTHING ? I LIVE IN SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAINNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1I'm sure at 24 you could make more money working then learning all that stuff and it would probs work out being cheaper to just pay someone to make it
I like to mess around with HTML and CSS when I get a spare hour at the end of a day
hahahaha :') I didn't know you lived in spain
I live in England :/ I would rather be at college or home then outside 80% of the time :')
yes i live in spain ...IT SUCKS LIKE HEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLL and the work situation here is atrosiashahahaha :') I didn't know you lived in spain
and its not that i don`t have time to invert in to learning is that atm my mind isn`t focused on this perticular thing .. i try but i don`t have the necesary focus power on it yet because of ... personal reasons (LIKE NOT HAVING A JOB) and looking on how to make a living so to start something from scratch now its a bit hard thats why i wana find fast ways of doing things even dough at first speed means i`m gona screw up but quick enough i learn faster and am going to be able to do something fasterWhile I agree for simple purposes HTML and CSS are only needed... I completely disagree that a static (HTML and CSS) site can be user friendly. Let's think about this. Without JavaScript, you cannot validate forms (quickly and efficiently). Without PHP you cannot have workable forms in which to submit user data (comments, posts, e-mails, accounts, registration, questions, complaints) which therefore is not user-friendly because it is a hassle to do things on your site. Basically, with a basic layout, and some style, your page will be pretty to look at and that's it. No orders can be placed, nothing really can be done without some type of server language nowadays (PHP). I guess in the HTML tag you can put required in which the browser (if supported) won't let it be blank... but it isn't customizable, nor does it matter because a form without something to process it makes the form useless. PHP is slowly but surely becoming a needed part of all websites, even if for small tasks.
Yes you can hire someone, but that should only be a road if you NEED a site. IF you want the knowledge, and the skill set, trudge on through my list, ask for help on programming forums, go to w3schools, go to newboston, pm me for help and get learning. You are never too old to learn, and if it's something you are truly interested in, you'll make time for it. If not, then stare in wonder at all sites without knowing how they actually work