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Patrick Cole
5,189 PointsI'm on the Website Development track, but the second course relating to CSS will soon be retired. What should I do?
They are retiring the second course for the website development track in the middle of March. Should I go to the CSS Basics course, or should I take the course that will soon be retired?
3 Answers
Wayne Priestley
19,579 PointsHi Patrick,
I would just continue on, what you learn will still be relevant. If you make it through before the course is removed then you have learned a little more.
If nothing else, its extra practice.
Hope this helps.
Sue Dough
35,800 PointsGet the points and then take the new course :) You will become more skillful doing both.
Patrick Cole
5,189 PointsThanks guys. Do you think I should get the HTML basics down pat before moving on to CSS? Right now, my only HTML experience was that introductory course (which also went over CSS briefly). I would like to take another purely HTML course, but unsure of where to find.
Wayne Priestley
19,579 PointsI would say learn the html then the css, if you don't know the html you'll have no code to style with css.
There is nothing wrong with doing both at the same time though, if you feel like it.
Hope this helps.
Sue Dough
35,800 PointsI agree with Wayne.