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{HTML} Class....or...I'm a Nerd

I can't really remember how I stumbled across the blog Here We Go, but I remember seeing an advertisement for an upcoming online class that I'd never heard of before. Learn all the ins & outs of HTML code in a 6 week (daily post) class called {HTML} Yourself. What an awesome idea! Since this is a fairly undiscovered blog, the class was very cheap, $40 regular, but I got a special deal at $30. A lot of people have signed up so far and I wanted to share about it here in case anyone was interested.
I have had the same blog design for...um...years? simply because I have no idea how to change it. Of course, there are 'blogger' layouts I could rework, but none of them look nice without spending hundreds of dollars. I just want to know how to do it, for future reference.
This is very different from the creative online classes I'm used to, but I think it will be interesting to learn how to do these things, since the internet, and Etsy in particular, is a good way to start a small business. But let's be honest, the product shots & the layout have to be pretty & eye-catching! If this interests you, join me by grabbing a spot to the {HTML} Yourself Class HERE.

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My Owl Barn said…
HTML is a very useful tool and it comes in handy when you need to make small changes here and there. Good luck with the class!
August 4, 2010 at 12:07 PM
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