Well, as I said previously, I need to learn for Moodle Project some web design languages. 2 of them are HTML and CSS. I am reading a book called "HTML, XHTML and CSS Bible" (extremely recommended reading it if you're interested in learning about this).

I've discovered some interesting things:

• Learning these languages does not require lot of time. I've learned the basis and I could practice the acknowledge I've acquired in no more than 2 days.
• I deduce the most part of HTML tags are equals (except for, maybe, html, head and body tags), the only difference among them is that they have been built with the language in with different styles (Please, anyone correct me if I've made any enormous mistake and I'm wrong).
• Making your webpages pretty is easy if you use CSS. You can create new tags for HTML using CSS declaring them with an style, or the existing tags (body, ul, table... for numbering something else) you can define for them new styles and have a new look&feel for them in your webpage (you can use also in CSS inheritance, as Java!).

I will follow reading this book. You can download it easily from emule. I'm also reading a book called "PHP5 and MYSQL Bible", from the same Editorial; Really good book, I will talk soon about PHP, when I finish reading it and I learn enough PHP.

Ohhh, I was at point to forget it, I am writing this post entirely in HTML language, not using the editor as I made :D