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It takes a while to get good. Ive been at it a couple of years now, an coding the static html is now just like writing in English. The real hard part comes when you add in JavaScript, server side coding (whatever language you like), and working with databases. css itself is not that hard, sometimes it can be a pain to get it just right. I have spent hours trying to get stuff lined up to the last pixel. the only real hard part is you have to...

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I started doing web design when I was 12 (12 almost 13 years ago). I would say it took me a good 2 years to grasp the basics of HTML and JavaScript. When I was around 15 I started playing with CSS and to this day am still learning it. I think of CSS as a guitar. Its one of the easiest things to learn, but one of the hardest to master. Over all I would say it took 3-4 years for me to fully be comfortable with web programming, and by web...

Quote: Originally Posted by jgompert You are correct w3c doesn't recommend using tables for anything, but tabular data, but it is still done and done quite often. Just look around the web and I would say that more often then not you will find a site made with tables instead of divs. It is still done, but only by amateurs that don't know what they're doing. And what does it matter, even if, tables are used for layout more than...

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Hang in there I've been doing websites for a few years now and still trying to master CSS. I understand it pretty well, just need a little more practice. I've learned a lot just from viewing the code on other websites. Once you understand how someone else has done it, and visually see how it's worked to lay out their page, it helps. You may want to download Firebug for Firefox. If you go to someone's site and want to see...

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I've posted a thread a while back ago requesting someone to build my site for me. Since then I've decided to learn to do it myself. It took me a couple weeks to get the html but I understand it now. Now comes the hard part. Learning css and validating my page of only 16 lines with 19 errors. This is getting harder and harder. How long did it take you guys and on a scale of one to ten how hard is this for a noob such as me?