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HTML isn't really "code", but markup -- a way of labeling this so that a browser can read it. CSS isn't code, per se, either, but again, a markup-type language designed to style HTML (and it's variants). Javascript, on the other hand, is a coding language, but is confined to browser-running only (unless you do some other fancy things, but 99.999....% is used in browsers only).
Personally, PHP is what I'd recommend. It runs on the server and allows you to output, amongst other things, HTML, CSS, and Javascript, but it unleashes a whole new world of options for you. It's fairly easy to learn and you can bypass many of the more advanced concepts like type-checking, pointers, etc which lower-level programming languages require.
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Jeremy Miller
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