RE: Web-design in Fedora

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> Can anyone suggest a good tutorial or howto
> for someone designing a web-site (their first)
> intended to run under Apache/Fedora ?

> Any advice or suggestions gratefully received.

I learned from a book called "HTML 4 for the world wide web" (fourth edition) by Elizabeth Castro. I can't imagine a better, easier book to follow and understand. And it's an extreemly good reference book. If you want to look up how to do something specific... you go right to that page.

I have since lost touch with the (constant and endless) changes with creating web pages and web sites. But HTML 4 is a very solid, basic language that should run on most (if not all) browsers. Any browser specific tags (in the book) are clearly listed as such.

Hope this helps,
Rocco

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