6 Big Reasons to Learn Even a Little HTML & CSS
1. You'll be able to fine-tune your site's blogposts or even your whole theme Lots of websites use a content management system, like WordPress, which makes it possible for non-coders to add or edit content on the site. This is great, because even coders appreciate the 'separation of concerns' here. If you're editing content, you're just editing content. The theme and its underlying code remains safely untouched. Similarly, theme developers can update a theme's code safe in the knowledge that they won't be changing the site's content. However, there is a downside here. Namely: what if you want to add a page... that has two or three columns of content? Or create a new landing page that has a special 'Sign Up Now' button? At some point, anyone creating content for a WordPress website will feel frustrated at the limitations of the page (or post) editor—unless they know a little HTML and CSS. If you...
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