Okay, sort of. That was kinda a lie. Kinda. I am not actually going to go through all that work when everyone else has already done this and it's all throughout the web.

However, I have found some great tutorials, and this should help you with your scripts, HTML, and more! Here ya go!

(By the way, the website I got this from is "http://www.bravenet.com". It is a very nice site that offers enhancements for your site, like quick URL redirection, counter stats, etc. It's all free, so try it if you're incorporating your forum into an actual website)


The main link. This will lead to many other options that I haven't listed here:
"http://resources.bravenet.com/".

Learn all about HTML at this link:
"http://resources.bravenet.com/quickref/html/".

Learn about CSS (God I hate these, but these tutorials do help a bit):
"http://resources.bravenet.com/quickref/css/".

Learn about JavaScript and Dynamic HTML here:
"http://resources.bravenet.com/scripts_arch...vascript_dhtml/".


Articles and Tutorials

This one is about web programming. It talks about PHP and MySQL Basics:
"http://resources.bravenet.com/articles/web_programming/".

This teaches a variety of Site Building techniques. This one here incorporates JavaScript, HTML and CSS tips. It has everything from opening links in a new window using JavaScript to adding interactivity to your page using sounds that play when your visiotrs mouse over various different items on your page to the process of adding simple styles to your lists using CSS.
"http://resources.bravenet.com/articles/site_building/".

I hope this helps all you young (or new) website builders! Take care, and remember the most important rule in building a website:

:Even if you know all the nifty and pretty eye candy tricks and site coding, make sure that the information on your site is relevant to your site's purpose and that it is simple. Not overly simple, not overly outdone and complicated.

RMskater