Best place to learn VERY BASIC html? (for ebaying)

[CuriousAndy]

I just need to know very basic things.. like centering paragraph, left/right alignment, bolding, italics, font size, color etc..

I got some stuff to sell on Ebay and I just need to learn simple things to make the bid look presentable.

I googled it but flooded with results and I don't want to waste time that doesn't fit my purpose.

Aite, bring in thie AT effect.

~andy

 

[geno]

Check this one out, it has some of the dressup stuff, like changing text sizes/colors, stuff like that.

Here's another.

Another good one, has most stuff listed out.

I got another good one that I visited while I was at work. I'll be there in a couple hours, once I dig through the history, I'll post it up for ya. Hope this helps.

 

[khtm]

This is pretty useful - basically like a .html cheat sheet.

-khtm-

 

[yakko]

Web Help dot org.

Written by our own jonnyGURU.

 

[Yo Ma Ma]

There are some good links in this thread.


<< I got some stuff to sell on Ebay and I just need to learn simple things to make the bid look presentable. >>

That's up to your buyer

 

[jjones]

although i encourage the learning of html, if it's only for something as simple as this, why not use a page generator? you probably already have several on your computer if you're using any windows programs.

 

[b0mbrman]

don't know about html but for nifty little javascript i go to javascripts.internet.com

 

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