Beginner CSS, PHP, MySQL

[warwick hastie]

I'm just learning how to create a Dynamic websites using CSS, PHP, MySQL. Whats
the best way to start. Do I define a site in PHP and then add Style sheets or
vice versa. There is a lot of info on the net but the more I search the more
confused I get. I just haven't found a resource that says.
1) This is how you define your site in PHP
2) Now this is how you create a website using CSS.
At present working my way through the Dreamweaver Help and Tutorials.
Appreciate guidance

[rob::digitalburn]

The best way to do it is to forget tutorials and whatnot, think of a site
you'd like to design and design it - something real that you can put online
and show people, about something you're interested in. In other words, teach
yourself using a real project as the tool. It'll all start to happen. I've
known the client side stuff for a while, but when I decided to learn
PHP/mySQL I just thought up a project to learn them with, which is now
[url]www.ideasbox.org[/url].

You'll end up doing your HTML, CSS, PHP and mySQL all at the same time,
unless you plan ahead very carefully - in which case it doesn't matter which
order you do them in :) It's the wrong question to ask really, it's all just
a mishmash.



warwick hastie wrote:

> I'm just learning how to create a Dynamic websites using CSS, PHP,
> MySQL. Whats the best way to start. Do I define a site in PHP and
> then add Style sheets or vice versa. There is a lot of info on the
> net but the more I search the more confused I get. I just haven't
> found a resource that says. 1) This is how you define your site in
> PHP 2) Now this is how you create a website using CSS.
> At present working my way through the Dreamweaver Help and Tutorials.
> Appreciate guidance

[warwick hastie]

thanks alot for your help. Have finished my first PHP/MySqL/CSS website and am really pleased how it turned out...once again thanks

[warwick hastie]

thanks alot for your help. Have finished my first PHP/MySqL/CSS website and am really pleased how it turned out...once again thanks

[rob::digitalburn]

Glad to be of service :)

warwick hastie wrote:

> thanks alot for your help. Have finished my first PHP/MySqL/CSS
> website and am really pleased how it turned out...once again thanks