[MortgFinsJohnQ]

I have a little experience in html,php,.net and c++ oh can't forget python.

[Feloascarlelt]

I have a little experience in html,php,.net and c++

C++?? don't you mean CSS?

[replicajoy]

Never heard back from that guy, lol looks like he won't be helping me out afterall Oh well though, It seems I'll have to tell them to find someone else.

[Aleksis]

No I mean c++ lol

[Soassesaisp]

I think my high school had a C++ class.

[durootrium]

I'm sure it did, I wanted to make a career out of it but slowly losing interest.

[rockboyzaza]

Yeah that's right I took the class, I was "meh" at it, not good enough to even fathom making a career out of it

[9Goarveboofe]

All you really need for a good website is basic knowledge of HTML (DIVs, loading stylesheets, images, simple text and formatting) and simple knowledge of CSS (floating, colors, borders, positioning). It doesn't matter if you code or use WYSIWYG, if you don't have any graphical skills and can't produce a quality layout you haven't got a chance. :P

[HootSnori]

I hate Dreamweaver.

[sapedotru]

I hate Dreamweaver.

There are some aspects I don't like about, but in all in all, it is a superb package

[Almolfuncomma]

Anyone can slap HTML and call it a website. Making it do something useful takes server side programming knowledge - php, asp.net, java. There is a reason people who do that get paid well, its not for the faint of heart.

If you are still doing:



for layouts...


You are doing it wrong.

Happy coding!