I'd like to learn HTML and CSS

[Lotos]

I only know some basic HTML from Neopets (lol).  This is what I know:

[spoiler]bold/italic/ul/strike tags, img (title, size, link), how to link, headers I just learned, bullets, horizontal line[/spoiler]

Which would be better, book or websites?  If so, could someone link me to that book or website (preferably one with an easy to navigate layout)?  I'd like to learn some CSS, just from seeing what it did back in the day on Neopets.  I'd probably also like to learn javascript and php once I get html down too.

[Feynman]

HTML and CSS is good to know, but it's useless until you learn a real site-designing language like PHP.

http://www.w3schools.com/

[Lotos]

Thanks bassir   My school wouldn't teach me this stuff.  They had the class freshman year, but they probably didn't have enough students.  I think we just barely got the intro to computer programming class this year.  Fuck East Islip only caring about sports and art

[snorkel]

Just look at sites' source codes and use elements from them to try doing something yourself, and lookup things on w3schools along the way. That's how I learned... although you need to have a basic understanding of HTML tables and CSS properties before you start. They're both incredibly easy to pickup though.

HTML and CSS is good to know, but it's useless until you learn a real site-designing language like PHP.

http://www.w3schools.com/

That makes no sense, it's the other way around. PHP is useless until you have a design to use it or implement it in, and the base of web design (unless it's a web app type thing) is xhtml/css. How would you design a site entirely with PHP?