http://rapidshare.com/files/60122409/index.html
My first HTML page =D

o.o You were too lazy to upload to actual server space?
too lazy;didnt download

Is it so hard to upload it to FreeWebs?

Is it so hard to upload it to FreeWebs?
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omg IT'S AWESOME IT HAS A MARQUEE :D

note: I did not look at it.

You know, in this day in age, it's not enough to know just HTML. Now you need to learn a server language like PHP or ASP.

I've known HTML since I was 13 (I'm now 21) and the only thing I would really consider good is server language. I'm just dedicated to getting my website dynamic so I can get out of the hassle of HTML reuploading everytime I have to edit the site.

The code is kind of scrappy. Also, the header section seems like it was generated in a "monkey" program.

If you intend on building a website, you should keep your styles in a seperate stylesheet.

<marquee> tags are horrible, and should be avoided unless you know what you are doing really well.

The default HTML link colours are a pain.

The body tags are a mess - missing hashes and equals, extra numbers, empty tags etc.

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At least it shows a rudimentary grasp of the fundamentals of XHTML. It's a semi-reasonable foundation to build upon - though it's going to take a lot of work to get up to scratch, and then work on PHP or ASP if you intend on being a web developer.

The code is kind of scrappy. Also, the header section seems like it was generated in a "monkey" program.

If you intend on building a website, you should keep your styles in a seperate stylesheet.

<marquee> tags are horrible, and should be avoided unless you know what you are doing really well.

The default HTML link colours are a pain.

The body tags are a mess - missing hashes and equals, extra numbers, empty tags etc.

Critic Mode OFF

At least it shows a rudimentary grasp of the fundamentals of XHTML. It's a semi-reasonable foundation to build upon - though it's going to take a lot of work to get up to scratch, and then work on PHP or ASP if you intend on being a web developer.

Not to mention, but not every browser runs those tags the same. If you really want a marquee (and it better be well thought out) make it or get one out of javascript.

how do i link css code?

Freewebs is fail =3 if you can work pretty good with html 110mb.com is the best free host.

how do i link css code?

For plain HTML, somewhere in your header, you put
<link href="[location]" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">

The tag structure and specific syntax might be different in XHTML, but that's the general idea.

take a screen shot.

I fixed it today at school =P but its suppose to have DOMOKUN background XD

If you just distribute the HTML page, when the browser comes to the line specifying the background image, it looks for the relevant file, but doesn't find it.

What happens then is different for different browsers - some just leave it out, others put a little "image not found" icon in the corner, others pop up an error message etc.

lol yeah...well its pretty decent looking for about 1 week into html :P
I mainly get help from this smart black dude that sits next to meh XD,but for some reason people call the asian guy[me] and not the smart black guy!:(

Just asking - but do you use a "monkey" program or do you hand-code everything?

The best way of learning HTML with a "monkey" is to create a page purely using its "design" mode, while keeping an eye on what happens to the code as you do it. Doing so teaches you the syntax and how it all works, and eventually it becomes intuitive to know that

<table>
<tr>
<td>&nbsp;</td>
</tr>
</table>

indicates a 1x1 table containing a non-breaking space character.