One of my classes is on Web Design. I was wondering, if any one knows about XHTML, and a good tutoral on FLASH? Can you guys please help me 
before I start going crazy 
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you should have a good read up on the CSS Zen Garden's book. if you have time read through all the w3c documents, too... xHTML is basically HTML made to fit the XML specs. therefore you shouldn't use inline styles and styling tags (like "b" or "font") to style content... you should keep your content and styling separate (separate html and css files) as well as using semantic markup (like using a h1 tag for a header instead of having a table cell with some font tags to make it bigger). and some other things like selfclosing tags and such. if you have no idea about it you should start by viewing the sources of some standards-compliant websites and figure out what each tag or each property means. dont go to xanga or some other crappy website and try to make any sense of it >_<
Umm...I need some help... Mom gave me homework on starting a web site/design... I don't think I understand the "html" yet... I have a website builder program called "Web Drawf", I understand some of it but I don't understand how to insert codes...
you can start with notepad.. a website's first line should start with a DOCTYPE declaration stating what kind of document it is. you can go to w3.org to find the different doctypes... html tags work like this <tag> content </tag>. if the tag doesn't have content in it, you need to close it or self close it (depending on the tag). then you split the remaining content into a header and a body. the <head> isn't shown in the page itself, but files like your stylesheet and javascript can be loaded in the background, and the title and meta information as well. the <title> tag shows up as the words on the titlebar of your browser. (ex. <title>capturedwings forums</title>). the <link> tag can link to your CSS file (<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css"/> [did you notice the self closing tag?]). the <body> tag hosts all the content that appears on the page. you shouldn't use tables for your layout because its semantically incorrect. tables are for
tabular data, not layouts. the <div> tag is for layouts. read up on html and css at w3schools.com
