HTML Goodies is also a good way to get started in learning the code end. And Joe Burns writing style tends to be a bit more newb friendly than some other more cut and dried writeups on the subject. (Tends to give more insight on what's going on, and perhaps points out a few common errors.)

I also have the book from way back. (One of the earlier editions.) If you ever consider doing various web stuff, having a few reference books on the subject isn't too bad an investment. (The PeachPit Press and O'Reilly books are typically the ones worth getting.)

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There might be something worth downloading.