Cheatsheets for Designers & Developers(spyrestudios.com)
spyrestudios.com
Cheatsheets for Designers & Developers
http://spyrestudios.com/mega-collection-of-cheatsheets-for-designer-developers/
7 comments
This site is more extensive and better organized:
http://devcheatsheet.com/
Similar, and IMHO, better: http://360voltage.com/wdfg/
I'm looking for a general CSS cheat sheet.
The original parent wasn't appealing since it was oriented towards being printed out and I'm prefer to just read on screen - I don't like bunches of paper lying around, I like wasting paper and I can copy and paste on-screen stuff.
Your link divides CSS into several odd subcategories but gives no general reference.
The original parent wasn't appealing since it was oriented towards being printed out and I'm prefer to just read on screen - I don't like bunches of paper lying around, I like wasting paper and I can copy and paste on-screen stuff.
Your link divides CSS into several odd subcategories but gives no general reference.
The quality of a collection of cheat sheets is not based on the quantity of cheat sheets, but on their quality.
Care to comment on the quality?
I only looked at the colors/fonts/seo section, and the quality there is abysmal. Web safe colors shouldn't really be a concern anymore. This was the real winner though: http://centricle.com/ref/css/filters/?highlight_columns=true CSS compliance for IE 4 on Mac OS 9 isn't pressing anymore.
Not to mention the complete lack of Firefox or Chrome.