Where?

[13tux]

Where do you enter html code Help

[CygnusX]

A text editor?  Notepad would work, though I suggest Crimson Editor.

Just save the file as "filename.html" and open with your favorite browser.

[pixlepix]

Personally, I use Aptana. Pretty compatible with php too, which is nice

[Nox]

Not sure what question are you really asking, maybe you need to take a look at some very basic tutorial about website creating.

If it's really just interest in various editors, then for me it's Netbeans

[Freyr]

I think this guy needs to read some HTML tut's, I don't think he even knows what HTML stands for.

If it's meant another way, count me in for Netbeans, though I like to use Zend at times.

[Barrikor]

Hey 13tux,

Take a look at this site, it'll show you the basics so that you can get started:

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_getstarted.asp

[Freyr]

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[Barrikor]

@ Freyr
They failed to point out any resources that were (IMHO) actually any better. Obviously nothing's perfect, but "knowledge is knowledge" wherever you get it.

If I have to link to somewhere else for learning html though, I guess Tizag would be my next choice.

[Freyr]

I also wouldn't trust Tizag.

When someone visits your PHP webpage, your web server processes the PHP code. It then sees which parts it needs to show to visitors(content and pictures) and hides the other stuff(file operations, math calculations, etc.) then translates your PHP into HTML. After the translation into HTML, it sends the webpage to your visitor's web browser.

From: http://www.tizag.com/phpT/

That is falser than saying the sky is red.

[Chris]

That is falser than saying the sky is red.

Sky can be red/orange at sunrise Typical programmers sleep during that time so many might never see it

[Freyr]

That is falser than saying the sky is red.

Sky can be red/orange at sunrise Typical programmers sleep during that time so many might never see it

Smart ass.