G-Zus

Thanks alot for all your help guys! I can probably go from there. I know a little about CSS, for color sets, but I have never even tried to use it for layouts. I always use tables, but I heard somewhere that it is better to use CSS instead of Tables. Is there any WYSIWYG way to use CSS for layouts?

Thanks army20

Hello, I am a freelance webdesigner and have been for a while now. I know HTML, and some JavaScript and I use Macromedia Dreamweaver. I have decided for the past couple of years to ignore database languages because I was doing good just using HTML and JavaScript, and as my business increases so do the demands of customers and I can't ignore it anymore. Some things just need to be done in a database type language. I have been trying to research these languages, PHP, XML, CSS, ASP and I am just getting more and more confused. I picked up HTML easily but when it comes to this stuff I am clueless. I have some questions, and I would prefer websites to point me in the right direction, I don't expect you all to answer every question I have. Where is a good site that will give me a basic rundown of PHP, XML, ASP, CSS? What's the difference? Give me the pro's con's, etc. Do I have to choose a language? If so, which one? I'm sure it depends on what I'm looking to do, but what one will allow me to make webpages like cnet etc. Is there any WYSIWYG programs for these types of languages? I like to use Dreamweaver to help me out, but also know the code inside and out so I can make modifications when I have to because WYSIWYG programs have many limitations. Where do I go to get started?!?! I have been looking, and I am thinking about taking some college courses on this, but Where do I get started?!?! Sorry if my questions are stupid, but I need some help to get started. Thanks in advance for your help! - Jeff Jensen