HTML Site on home stretch!

[themindstormman]

My HTML website is on it's homestretch. i finished the homepage and blog now i am starting on the projects section
which i am guess-tamating will take 2 days. after that the programs section and comments section adding up to about
a week to finalize it all. the only weird thing is that it is all html none is CSS so it is hard to change all the pages at once.
when it's up and running i'll make it XHTML and put on CSS (yeah another programming language to learn). that will take
about a month. I'm almost there.

[muntoo]

[...] CSS (yeah another programming language to learn) [...]

CSS and HTML aren't programming languages. HTML is a "markup language", and CSS is a style sheet.

Where's the link to your website?

[haydenstudios]

Where's the link to your website?

Something tells me that he will give us a link once he's done with his site. Would he necessarily want us to see it when he's not ready to show us?

[muntoo]

I was only curious...

[themindstormman]

haydenstudios is sort of correct. i have the domain name and all of it filled out for the hosting, but i am just waiting because my host is like 5.00 and i'm
thrifty (look it up).

[haydenstudios]

I was only curious...

Sorry, I wasn't trying to be harsh, I was only being factual.

[bungeshea]

Just curious... Are you using FreeWebs as your host and are you learning HTML, CSS, XHTML, etc with W3Schools? And are you paying for your site or is it free?

[themindstormman]

i'm using godaddy as my web host.

i'm learning html and xhtml but not css. when it is published i will convert the styling to css but right now i'm using inline styles.

i am learning html etc. from W3schools, html dogs, html monkey and bye just googling the tags i need help on.

i'm paying and you need to pay money for the domain name but not the hosting if you choose a free one. i am paying for both.

-hope this answered your questions.

[bungeshea]

Just in case you are interested http://www.freecsstemplates.org