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Comment on CSS Cheat Sheet

2008-05-15T11:19:25+01:00

Comment by Brij Mohan ( http://www.dotnetglobe.com )

Hi Daniel,

All the cheat sheets are good, but all the pdf's and images has got only first page of it, can you please provide other pages too.

And please post the Some .NET Cheat Sheet, if you have any.

I would like to share one provided by microsoft through my blog

http://www.dotnetglobe.com/2008/05/net-framework-35-namespaces-poster.html

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2008-04-29T04:57:39+01:00

Comment by roger ( http://myfavoritepal.com )

'Twould be nice if things like border were listed in the same order that they go if they are all in one declaration.
I.e. border would be 'ordered' as size, styles, color.

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2008-04-23T07:24:36+01:00

Comment by jrock ( http://www.yahoo.com )

Ummm this totally saves my effin arse!

Noob here, but thank you for this info.

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2008-04-20T17:43:13+01:00

Comment by Lynbird ( http:// )

Thanks for the Cheat Sheet.As a beginner I need all the help I can get.

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2008-04-18T04:45:23+01:00

Comment by Pete ( http://www.angelfire.com/peted525/ )

As a beginer, I do not have much to add except my thanks for a very helpful tool.

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2008-04-16T18:14:07+01:00

Comment by WildMelody ( http:// )

This is amazing! The cheat sheet actually confuses me, but that's because I first read CSS tutorials yesterday... :) What is amazing is the comments you receive from ALL over the world. How exciting!

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2008-04-10T07:17:56+01:00

Comment by Dave Child ( http://www.ilovejackdaniels.com )

And to everyone else who said thanks above, you are very welcome! I've done really poorly recently at responding to comments (and posting new content) but have not forgotten about this site. I have had a slight motivational crisis, and a couple of other projects on the go, but normal service will be returned soon.

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2008-04-10T07:16:03+01:00

Comment by Dave Child ( http://www.ilovejackdaniels.com )

Hi Rakel. I did think about just not bothering to respond, as your comment seemed just like trolling. However, on the off chance you're asking a genuine question ...

No, they're not stolen from elsewhere. All of the cheat sheets hosted on the site are my own work, in some cases with the help of other people (for example, the Ruby on Rails cheat sheet - Amy Hoy and DHH helped me with the content, as I'm not a RoR expert), and they are fully credited for their work.

The cheat sheets have been copied on a fairly large scale. They are free to use and redistribute, under a creative commons license. However, many of the people that copy them do so while removing the original credit.

As for consistency ... I thought they were consistent! They're all (except the colour chart, which I did a couple of years before the language cheat sheets) 2 or 3 columns, styled in similar ways. Some have sidebars (e.g., where I've added function lists). Some have double-wide sections where code examples are needed. But all the blocks are pretty much identical.

I've not released a new one in a while, but do have sme interesting bits and pieces in the pipeline. Perhaps more activity here and new cheat sheets will help reassure you that this is the original source for these cheat sheets!

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2008-04-09T17:30:27+01:00

Comment by Rakel ( http:// )

Hi Dave
Sorry if I'm wrong. But did you steal these cheat sheets from elsewhere? I've seen a few of them elsewhere (without your site's url)
I find it suspicious that there's so little consistency in the designs of your sheets. (especially since they're about webdesign.)

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2008-04-02T15:16:10+01:00

Comment by Kantoormeubelen ( http://www.burodiscount.be )

I like this cheat seet a lot! Thank you very much for this great post.