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Comment by Sean ( http:// )

Ah , there is only one. Thanks

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Comment by Sean ( http:// )

Great sheet. How can I download all the sheets ? The pdf only contains the first page.

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Comment by Marijn ( http:// )

Hi, great sheet! I'm almost using it daily now. As a webdeveloper this is really handy as a quickreference, it's even faster than googling :).

But by using it I found a 'bug, in the 'range' section you list 'parentElement', but parentElement is only supported by IE, FireFox does not. So it's better to use parentNode, which is supported by both browsers.

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Comment by Jani Sjölund ( http:// )

Hi and Thank you for the cheat sheet. It's very handy. I do have an request though, is it possible to get also operators included? I mostly forget them, and its very frustating ;-)

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Comment by Baskar ( )

It's a great peace of work.

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Comment by Priyadarshi Chaudhuri ( http:// )

It's a great tool.I always keep referring to it while coding. It has made life easier

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Comment by Charlie Mansfield ( http:// )

The PDF Sheet seems to lack

getElementsByName

document.getElementsByName("preserve")[i].style.color = colour;

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Comment by Gonzalo ( http:// )

I'm always looking at sites on my favourites. This a great handy idea. Thank you

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Comment by Phillip ( http://destinymaker.org )

Great idea, almost makes me wish I could program. Only comment - why not make the PDF a true PDF instead of a packaged image. Would make for a nicer printed copy

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Comment by Michel ( http:// )

Love IT!