The discussion revolves around creating navigational links within a long webpage using HTML. Participants share methods, experiences, and opinions on learning HTML skills, focusing on practical approaches and resources.
Participants generally agree on the utility of using anchors for navigation and the value of learning through practical experience. However, there is disagreement on the necessity of formal education versus self-taught methods.
Some participants express varying opinions on the best approach to learning HTML, indicating a lack of consensus on whether formal courses or self-directed exploration is more effective.
Individuals interested in web development, particularly those looking to enhance their HTML skills or create navigational elements on webpages.
Originally posted by Dave
If you ever need to know anything else with html, just find a simple page that does what you want and view the source.
That's why I got my .html skills from!
Ditto. The best way to get skills is to steal them.Originally posted by Pauly Man
Me Too.
Originally posted by grady
I am making a webpage and I need to have a bunch of links at the top of a really long page. The links take you to a certain location in the page. I've seen this done before, does anyone know how I can do this?
I don't think so.Originally posted by The Grimmus
i think you should atleast take a crahs course in html so you can weed out things