I'm not sure that you've ever had anything on Dreamspaced which would really require either PHP or ASP. You might possibly be able to save yourself a little time on maintenance by learning one or the other, but I doubt it will possibly be enough to equal the time you will have spent learning it.
What your sites would really benefit from is you learning HTML and CSS. If you still want to go on and learn more, then I would advise PHP over ASP for the reasons already mentioned, but you're going to need to know HTML and CSS first no matter what. A really tightly coded site which is dynamic and low maintenance is no use if the design isn't up to scratch.
What your sites would really benefit from is you learning HTML and CSS. If you still want to go on and learn more, then I would advise PHP over ASP for the reasons already mentioned, but you're going to need to know HTML and CSS first no matter what. A really tightly coded site which is dynamic and low maintenance is no use if the design isn't up to scratch.