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Han's advice to learn CSS is right on the mark. Make sure that as you learn, you learn to write w3c compliant CSS and HTML (www.w3c.org). Making static pages (i.e. pages that don't have any data in them that ever changes) is easy. Use a w3c compliant html composer like that shipped with mozilla (www.mozilla.org).
As for creating pages with dynamic content use whatever language is easy for you to start with. Some languages are particularly well suited to web page creation because they contain built in functions that handle common web-related tasks easily (perl and php are examples of such a language). I cut my teeth using C, which isn't very optimized for the web in terms of coding at all (but does execute very fast). Heck, I even wrote one CGI program that was just a tcsh script.
-- Jeff Crosby Dilgard Frozen Foods, Inc. P.O. Box 13369 Ft. Wayne, IN 46868-3369 260-422-7531
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