What should I learn next?

[Koolkat67]

I just went through learning HTML and CSS and now reading Javascript. What I
have are videos I want to display through the same page. basically have one
page that loads the title, video and description. Is this a php, mySQL thing?

[Murray *ACE*]

>I just went through learning HTML and CSS

Right. Now go through it again....

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"Koolkat67" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I just went through learning HTML and CSS and now reading Javascript. What
>I
> have are videos I want to display through the same page. basically have
> one
> page that loads the title, video and description. Is this a php, mySQL
> thing?
>

[Deaf Web Designer]

If you are comfortable working with HTML/CSS in the hard core way of coding
html source, then you might be able to work with PHP and MySQL. But it is a bit
different approach, though.

There is a great book called PHP for Dreamweaver who wrote by David Powers. Go
and get it. It is avaliable at Barnes Noble bookseller (retail or online) as
well as Amazon.

[Murray *ACE*]

The book is called Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 8....

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"Deaf Web Designer" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> If you are comfortable working with HTML/CSS in the hard core way of
> coding
> html source, then you might be able to work with PHP and MySQL. But it is
> a bit
> different approach, though.
>
> There is a great book called PHP for Dreamweaver who wrote by David
> Powers. Go
> and get it. It is avaliable at Barnes Noble bookseller (retail or online)
> as
> well as Amazon.
>