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[Faken]

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[cDizzle]

Unless you're a fairly accomplished HTML and CSS programmer,

niether HTML nor CSS is a programming language

[Matthew.]

Unless you're a fairly accomplished HTML and CSS programmer,

niether HTML nor CSS is a programming language

Thank goodness you were here to tell us that!

Get it together Dan!

[rc69]

Trust me guys. You don't want to argue that point with him (i've tried).

Please try to keep comments relative to the review/reviewed site

[Faken]

Unless you're a fairly accomplished HTML and CSS programmer,

niether HTML nor CSS is a programming language

Umm what does the L in HTML stand for again

You're writing out a series of characters and using a rendering program to produce a final output, which is what programming is in it's most basic form. If you would like argue the semantics between a markup language and a programming language, this isn't the thread for it. Way back when before anyone knew what the internet was we had BBS systems all coded with ASCII, and that was referred to as ASCII programming as well.

Thanks,
Dan

[dEcade]

Unless you're a fairly accomplished HTML and CSS programmer,

niether HTML nor CSS is a programming language

Umm what does the L in HTML stand for again

You're writing out a series of characters and using a rendering program to produce a final output, which is what programming is in it's most basic form. If you would like argue the semantics between a markup language and a programming language, this isn't the thread for it. Way back when before anyone knew what the internet was we had BBS systems all coded with ASCII, and that was referred to as ASCII programming as well.

Thanks,
Dan

I agree, I believe there was a topic somewhere around here discussing that.

[Spide®™]

Thanks so much, this will help me out a lot, when i deside to get a design fully coded

Dreamweaver tables, is about the only thing i can do, with the help of using your slicing guid one time

[XHTML Cow]

Unless you're a fairly accomplished HTML and CSS programmer,

niether HTML nor CSS is a programming language

Umm what does the L in HTML stand for again

You're writing out a series of characters and using a rendering program to produce a final output, which is what programming is in it's most basic form. If you would like argue the semantics between a markup language and a programming language, this isn't the thread for it. Way back when before anyone knew what the internet was we had BBS systems all coded with ASCII, and that was referred to as ASCII programming as well.

Thanks,
Dan

I agree, I believe there was a topic somewhere around here discussing that.

L stands for language, but HTML is not a programming language its Markup language which is used to instruct the browser to display information.

Only HTML can not be used to create any application or online or desktop program