Overview
The CSS cheat sheet is a one-page reference sheet, listing all selectors (as of CSS 2.1) and properties. It includes a visual example of the box model, unit reference for CSS units and the various media types CSS makes allowance for.
This is the second version of the CSS cheat sheet. The previous version can be found at http://www.addedbytes.com/cheat-sheets/css-cheat-sheet-version-1/.
If you like the cheat sheets, and want to say thanks, please consider buying me something from my Amazon Wishlist. Thankyou very much to those who have already hunted it down and sent me something - I'm very grateful!
Downloads
The CSS Cheat Sheet is released under a Creative Commons License (Attribution, Non-Commercial, Share Alike).
Please note: If you wish to link to a cheat sheet from elsewhere, please link to this page so others find all available versions, the license and the description.
What's New?
There are a few small changes from the first version of the CSS Cheat Sheet (which you can still download if you prefer). The most obvious change may be that it now looks different. Hopefully it's now clearer and a little easier to find the information you're looking for.
The content is largely unchanged. The syntax block has been removed, as have the media types - both were, according to feeback, largely useless. Removing them allowed me to change to a three column layout, making the properties lists far more prominent and useful.
Selectors
Given the number of possible selectors in CSS, it is no wonder some people often become confused. Mixing up ID and Class selectors is easy enough, without throwing sibling, child, attribute and language selectors into the mix. This section of the cheat sheet lists selectors and shows which element(s) those selectors would apply to.
Pseudo-Selectors
Pseudo-selectors are used when defining styles for elements that either do not exist, or are in a particular state. This section lists various of the pseudo-selectors.
Please note - I have left the :before and :after pseudo-selectors off this list, as I felt generated content was too complex to add to this sheet and still define in a way that made that area of the sheet usable.
Units
CSS allows the author to define dimensions and colours in many different ways, which can be especially useful when combined with media types. This section of the sheet lists the various units in CSS and explains what they mean.
More information on units in CSS.
Box Model
The box model is one thing that consistently trips up those new to CSS. Apart from major browsers not all supporting it correctly, its definition can be at first confusing. The box model section of the page aims to make this clearer.
Properties List
The CSS specification includes a lot or properties, many of which are often forgotten or overlooked. Many of these are shorthand properties, defining many properties in one go. The outside columns of the cheat sheet list all available CSS properties.
168 Comments
thank you very much...
#1, temizlik, Turkey, 2 July 2008. Reply to this.
thank you....
#2, söve, Turkey, 3 July 2008. Reply to this.
You're both welcome :)
#3, Dave Child, United Kingdom, 3 July 2008. Reply to this.
Thank you very much, this is very nice of you!
#4, maylynn55, United States, 4 July 2008. Reply to this.
Thank you very much for doing this cheat sheet. It's nice to know that guys like you take the time to help others along. May God bless you!
#5, Celeste, United Kingdom, 5 July 2008. Reply to this.
Dear Mr. S*** For Brains?
Thank you for your otherwise fine and helpful CSS cheat sheet but can you get hip and lay off the artsy-fartsy color scheme on the print versions? Printing with colored ink is a costly ripoff and not needed for most document types or grossly overdone as in the case with this cheat sheet.
Colored borders is all ythat are really needed to delineate sections of a document for readability. Alternating row color is noisy bullshit too completely useless on an A-size portrait page format.
Hope this makes sense as it is in fact common sense but thoughtless to offer something helpfulwhile in fact functionally detrimental due to its having intentionally been created to be needlessly costly.
Finally, now I frealize I've even been stupid for even printing this waste product before closely scrutinizing and realizing how wasteful it has really been as not only does it waste ink the document doesn't even mention what I contend is the most needed cheat-sheet reminder: CSS short-hand.
I for one can never remember which properties may be used or which order they are used in when supported.
Replies: #160.
#6, Duped Again By Not Paying Attention, Unknown, 5 July 2008. Reply to this.
maylynn55, Celeste: You're welcome.
Dear "Not Paying Attention": You are of course welcome to create your own cheat sheet if this free one is not up to your standards, or the expense of printing it is too great.
However, after considerable deliberation, I have come to realise that I have made a serious error in judgement. I have let you down, and I have let myself down. I feel that the best way to avoid a repetition of this ugly incident is for me to solicit your approval in advance for all future cheat sheets' content.
I apologise for not including instructions on printing in black and white for your printer. As I'm sure you can understand, including such instructions for all printers would take considerable time.
I do run test prints for the cheat sheets in black and white before they are released, as I understand not everyone wants colour. I now realise this effort on my part is pitifully inadequate, and I will in future include a supplemental pack with every download, entitled "My First Printer: What's The Deal With All This Colour Anyway?".
> its having intentionally been created to be needlessly costly
I am saddened that you have discovered my nefarious scheme to bankrupt the western world by including a lightly coloured background on alternate rows of this cheat sheet. I will retire to my supervillain lair to concoct a new plot.
My sincere apologies,
Dave "Dr" Evil.
#7, Dave Child, United Kingdom, 5 July 2008. Reply to this.
thank you...
#8, temizlik, Turkey, 8 July 2008. Reply to this.
Thanks loads!
re: Duped...:
someone should let their meds kick in before commenting, hmmm?
Or were those restraints a tad too tight again at nap time and we\'re a little cranky-pie?
There there, dear. Things may not get better, but it will all be over soon.
#9, HiddenFields, U.S., 8 July 2008. Reply to this.
Great! it's really usefull
#10, Gayan, Sri Lanka, 10 July 2008. Reply to this.
thank you...
#11, kiral?k vinç, turkey, 10 July 2008. Reply to this.
Since I used css on my myspace profile by usinq the div tutorial my paqe is experincinq problems meaninq its not showinq riqht. im not very happy with that. Is there somethinq i need to do in order to fix that?
#12, ChesseyBoy, Unknown, 11 July 2008. Reply to this.
Thank you!!!!
I code css for hobby and have no education in this. The problem is that i always forget the most simple things ... with this it's a lot easier!!!
#13, Lennart, Netherlands, 12 July 2008. Reply to this.
I absolutely LOVE your candid response to the idiot who wasn't paying attention! ROFLOL! I laughed for hours, and all I wanted was your wonderfully created CSS cheat sheet. This CSS cheat sheet has totally made my day ? or was it the response? LOL... Thanks!
#14, Matthew Bailey, USA, 12 July 2008. Reply to this.
I was looking for this !!!! Thanks a lot, great work !!
#15, Ludwig, France, 13 July 2008. Reply to this.
Thank you so much for this! I have Dreamweaver CS3 and the templates
use CSS and I had no idea what its all about. Having worked with HTML
for so long it has become a bit of a learning curve for me. You just saved
me a lot of time!
Now I can understand what makes CSS work-able better.
#16, Kim Snyder, United States, 14 July 2008. Reply to this.
Hi Dave,
Thank-you SO much for the cheat-sheet. It's one of the best (if not the best) out there. Personally I like it being coloured and delineated (more colours would be cool, you haven't bankrupted the western world yet, and Epson et al would like you to earn more of their money :) ).
I`m a designer and versed in CSS for many years now, but when you are busy doing flash stuff or whatever else for months, it's easy to forget the simplest CSS rules.... which is why I searched for a decent cheatsheet and found yours.
CHEERS!
Gary Storm
#17, storm, Australia, 18 July 2008. Reply to this.
Thanks for the CSS Cheat Sheet. It looks well-layed out and packs a lot of info into a short space. This is a fantastic for beginners like me, thanks.
#18, Alex, Unknown, 19 July 2008. Reply to this.
thank you...
#19, bursa matbaa, turkey, 21 July 2008. Reply to this.
Thanks. I found this on the book-------CSS: The Missing Manual,Now I'm
building my own IT website,and it will help me a lot~
#20, Jacob, China, 23 July 2008. Reply to this.
The cheat sheet is a great idea and very clear and well presented, but not quite what I was hoping for. I already have an idea of what the selectors are and how to write CSS rules, but I'm aware that browsers are not all equal, and some perform better than others with particular selectors and rules.
Most helpful for me would be a reference showing the arrangement of selectors (just as clearly as you have laid them out on this cheat sheet) but some indicator of version or browser support for this selector.
Also helpful would be an associated reference showing the work-arounds (sadly still needed) to acheive the same in IE as FF, or how to include or mask rules for different browser implementations.
Nevertheless, I appreciate your work. Well done for making this available.
#21, Brian Lowe, United Kingdom, 24 July 2008. Reply to this.
thank you...
#22, izmir güvenlik, Turkey, 24 July 2008. Reply to this.
Big thanx Dave.
#23, quantif, Uzbekistan, 25 July 2008. Reply to this.
thanks for the good tutorial :)
#24, fid, Malaysia, 30 July 2008. Reply to this.
I'm so confused, but intend on learning this if it drives me crazy, like you know who. Teehee.
Thank you for sharing.
xo
#25, cathy, United States, 1 August 2008. Reply to this.
Forgot the URL.
#26, cathy, United States, 1 August 2008. Reply to this.
thanks for this very good tutorial.
#27, Zorun, Unknown, 7 August 2008. Reply to this.
Thank you for sharing...
#28, ilaçlama, Unknown, 9 August 2008. Reply to this.
I like your cheatsheets very much. I use them frequently. But I have one remark: maybe it's an idea to have them landscape instead of portrait? I usualy open them in Preview when programming. When they're landscape, I can use more screen-space for the cheatsheet which makes reading easier!
#29, Vinci, Unknown, 11 August 2008. Reply to this.
I like your cheatsheets very much. I use them frequently. But I have one remark: maybe it's an idea to have them landscape instead of portrait? I usualy open them in Preview when programming. When they're landscape, I can use more screen-space for the cheatsheet which makes reading easier!
#30, Vinci, Unknown, 11 August 2008. Reply to this.
very nice man
#31, abdalla, Unknown, 12 August 2008. Reply to this.
thank you for sharing
#32, forklift, Turkey, 13 August 2008. Reply to this.
These cheat sheets are wonderful! I had a few from other sites, but yours are much cleaner and to the point. Thank you very much.
#33, Jason Green, Unknown, 21 August 2008. Reply to this.
HI i need your help i really want to create my own website/web page but i dont know how to go about doing it so can you please help me out
#34, programlama, Turkey, 26 August 2008. Reply to this.
Thank U so much~
#35, amo, China, 28 August 2008. Reply to this.
Cheers mate. Really good to help my old brains out.
#36, Seul, Unknown, 2 September 2008. Reply to this.
Great stuff - keep it going.
Regards,
TraderRod
#37, TraderRod, Islamic Republic Of Iran, 4 September 2008. Reply to this.
Thank you, very helpful.
#38, Emil, Germany, 9 September 2008. Reply to this.
I'm thinking "Duped" didn't have a very good 4th of July.
#39, MT, United States, 11 September 2008. Reply to this.
Thanks a lot - this is really helpful!
"Duped" - you clearly have issues dude..
#40, Craig, United Kingdom, 13 September 2008. Reply to this.
Nice and clean collection. Great job. Added on my feeder. Thanks a lot Dave.
#41, Ted, Greece, 14 September 2008. Reply to this.
thanks very much!!
#42, yellow, China, 6 October 2008. Reply to this.
great job with the cheatsheet :)
As for duped, happy days! Let me just get this right, you downloaded a helpful resource that somebody has offerered for free. You have then carelessly printed without a thought in the world, yet YOU have been duped?
Duped into what exactly, printing the sheet? Yes that's in fact right, Dave is wholly responsible for your printer use. Why don't you add your paypal address here and we can all slip you a couple of quid to cover the costs?
Dave, thank you for your quality response to duped. He ruined my day.
#43, Sam H, United Kingdom, 6 October 2008. Reply to this.
Thank you indeed for your cheet sheet. Im just starting out this will definately help. Thanks again!
#44, jSun, Australia, 14 October 2008. Reply to this.
Wow! Really nice. request- can you do a cheat sheet for css browser hacks?
#45, Cindy, Ga, 14 October 2008. Reply to this.
Thanks Dave for writing an interesting and informative CSS work exercise. I really must bring to attention the issue raised by ?Duped Again By Not Paying Attention?. ? The language and tone of their comment does absolutely nothing constructive in improving the learning and contributing experience, it merely serves to be provocative and goes against the spirit of the Internet.
Many thanks once again Dave
#46, Altum, United Kingdom, 15 October 2008. Reply to this.
thanks..
#47, raf, Turkey, 21 October 2008. Reply to this.
I'd like to translate your CSS Cheat sheet in french and put it on my site...
Where can i find the source of the file ?
Thanx,
Cyprien
#48, Cyprien, France, 27 October 2008. Reply to this.
thanks you :)
#49, jing, Viet Nam, 29 October 2008. Reply to this.
A champion effort, that! And Forklift nailed it, too - "Thanks for sharing.". Kudos on selflessly sharing your work/findings/research with other users. That is the heart of the WWW, right there. This is what computing should still be about, IMHO.
Love your work - best of luck in future projects.
Also, I can't figure out if your reply to Duped was actually offensive or not - I think it was far too well worded to truly be offensive. Or does that actually make it more offensive? Nice work - the very picture of 'impossible ambiguity'! Well, whatever it is, it's extremely amusing.
#50, Floating Guest, Australia, 29 October 2008. Reply to this.
will come in handy, thankyou!
#51, natalia, Australia, 30 October 2008. Reply to this.
What a great resource. I'm grateful for all the hard work that went into this, and to the Tweeter who brought this to our attention via his blog (http://twitter.com/imjustcreative).
#52, MK (Casey) van Bronkhorst, Unknown, 30 October 2008. Reply to this.
wow, thats awesome! thank you very much!
#53, hello, Unknown, 1 November 2008. Reply to this.
Thanks for the time and thought that you put into this sheet.
@Altum Re: Duped. couldn't have said it better myself.
#54, Scott, United Kingdom, 2 November 2008. Reply to this.
Thank you for sharing your work. Well done!
Ulli
#55, SITS, Unknown, 5 November 2008. Reply to this.
Thanks for sharing. Great Job
#56, webtechnepal, Nepal, 6 November 2008. Reply to this.
Couldn't help but sharing this great cheat sheet too! This is really handy, I always end up searching google or w3schools when I forget syntax. I put a link here if you don't mind (hopefully will help you in google =D): http://phireitup.blogspot.com/2008/11/css-cheat-sheet.html
#57, SaidK, Michigan, 6 November 2008. Reply to this.
this is good but how can ? change this class elemets in this.Thanks
#58, webburda, Turkey, 9 November 2008. Reply to this.
I'm newbie on designing website. The expert said that table based layout is outdated, and now is the new era of css based layout. And your cheat sheet laid my way to that new era :) .. I think so. Many thank for this nice job.
#59, Deni, Indonesia, 20 November 2008. Reply to this.
Thanks, what a great reference, all on one page! Exactly what I needed for a quick memory jog.
#60, co-dependent, Unknown, 21 November 2008. Reply to this.
excellent css reference. The graphic showing all the padding margins and whatnot is great. Even though I know this stuff, it is awesome to be able to double check (or first check on off days) with this sheet. Great work and thanks for contributing to the community. Don't worry about the nay sayers - 99% of us appreciate it.
Also like the live comment preview - very nice.
#61, mark, United States, 23 November 2008. Reply to this.
thnks
#62, mantoloma, Unknown, 27 November 2008. Reply to this.
Thank you indeed for your cheet sheet. Im just starting out this will definately help. Thanks again!
#63, Ringo, Unknown, 28 November 2008. Reply to this.
Oo.. I like it. Thanks.
#64, Jon Williams, Unknown, 29 November 2008. Reply to this.
Thank you !
I'm a college student.The "css the missing nanual" helps me a lot when i was developing a web site.It is a good.
#65, huangzhenhong, China, 8 December 2008. Reply to this.
Thank you Dave.
And don't worry about people like 'Duped Again By Not Paying Attention'. Haters will always be there and I don't see him offering a black and white version either (why are they always anonymous, hmm)
Again, thank you Dave. Keep it up! ^_^
#66, Janz, Unknown, 14 December 2008. Reply to this.
Many thanks for the work!
It would be even greater if which selector/attribute is supported by which browser(s) is also noted.
#67, Betty, China, 15 December 2008. Reply to this.
One minor correction. Pixels are not absolutes sizes, they are actually relative units. http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/syndata.html#value-def-length
But Internet Explorer's improper handling of them makes them act fixed for that browser.
#68, Michael, United States, 29 December 2008. Reply to this.
Hey! excellent content on the cheat sheet.. thank you very much for the hard work!
I just made a post in spanish about your cheat sheets in my blog:
http://www.lawebdejuan.com.ar/2009/01/cheat-sheets-una-ayudita-mano.html
just to let u you know.
Greetings!
#69, Juan Ortiz, Unknown, 16 January 2009. Reply to this.
Hi Dave "Dr Evil",
Good response to the "intelligence-challenge" (duped) individual above. Some comments stun me. I would probably have deleted it, but I think your response was far better (and more entertaining for your readers :) ).
I just wanted to say thanks again for the HTML Character cheat sheet and now this CSS cheat sheet that I've come back for. It's time to look at my CSS again... a fun weekend ahead! ;) Thanks again, Steve Booth
#70, Steve Booth, United States, 31 January 2009. Reply to this.
Thank you!
#71, Anonymous, Unknown, 4 February 2009. Reply to this.
This is truly a cheat sheet of simple things that matter a lot in CSS. You've done it again, Dave.
I literally love your way with words, even when offended.
#72, Mexabet, Australia, 14 February 2009. Reply to this.
Dave, you're the MAN.
In fact you're double MAN, because of your response to Duped ;-)
Now how do I turn my printer on? Have I got a printer? Can you let me know please.
#73, Dr Madvibe, United Kingdom, 16 February 2009. Reply to this.
eyyyyyyyyyyy
#74, Anonymous, Denmark, 28 February 2009. Reply to this.
very good, thanks
#75, sivas, Unknown, 2 March 2009. Reply to this.
thx!
#76, peer, Unknown, 3 March 2009. Reply to this.
Great! it's really usefull .
This jpg is now on my desktop :)
#77, soapworts, Australi, 3 March 2009. Reply to this.
Just wanted to say thank you for your cheat sheet series. I can see these being very helpful, not only for the beginners, but for those that have been doing this for years and years. Thanks, again.
#78, John, Canada, 3 March 2009. Reply to this.
very helpfull cheat sheet. I'm now printing it to paste on the wall behind my monitor
many thanks
#79, wiphone, Unknown, 4 March 2009. Reply to this.
Thanks Dave for all the content. It is great!
I actually hand out your cheat sheets in my classes (making reference to your website). You save me heaps of time on writing something similar for my students.
#80, Pablo Matamoros, New Zealand, 9 March 2009. Reply to this.
very good, thanks
#81, sivas, Unknown, 11 March 2009. Reply to this.
very good, thanks man.
#82, otomatik kepenk, Unknown, 12 March 2009. Reply to this.
Superb. Thank you Dr. E. !
#83, Kath, Santa Cruz, 12 March 2009. Reply to this.
Many thanks Dave a great time saver in understanding Css, learning it and using it for modifying websites.
Love the above comments(I'm duped!? (not paying attention)) they provided me with a great laugh a good start to my working day.
your work is much appreciated.
Keren
#84, Keren, United Kingdom, 20 March 2009. Reply to this.
Hey Great work of collecting world into one page. Great resource for starter to became an expert.
Thanks for collecting it into one place
#85, Faisal, India, 22 March 2009. Reply to this.
I have a big legal size pad of paper at my desk that I make notes on to try to remember all the short cuts and what everything means. I some how stumbled on to your site and found your cheat sheets. WOOHOO! Thanks for doing all the work for me!
I like reading comments by other because you never know what you may learn. I came across the comment made on July 5th, 2008 and I couldn?t believe it. What an ungrateful big stupid! Can you ban him/her from your site forever?! Its ungrateful losers who make it harder for the rest of us to get help when we need it.
You comment back was great! I got a good laugh from it... good for you!
#86, Jen, San Diego, CA, 27 March 2009. Reply to this.
Awesome Possum
All of the sheets I've downloaded, very useful.
#87, Grateful, United States, 28 March 2009. Reply to this.
Thank you for this cheat sheet. Very helpful!
#88, Treats, Australia, 30 March 2009. Reply to this.
thx. Very nice )
#89, marina, Russian Federation, 31 March 2009. Reply to this.
Evil Dave,
Phenomenal. You always deliver the goods, and they are invaluable to our team. I'd love to connect sometime and see if there's something we could do together in the online brand-marketing space. We're about to go public with a unique Search=>Find=>Optimize=>Distribute Media platform.
Thanks again for the kick-butt cheat sheets. And the snarky response to "Not Paying Atttention". Seems his language translator was turned to "ID10T" mode.
Best,
ME
#90, Mark Alan Effinger, United States, 31 March 2009. Reply to this.
Interesting and useful. Nice glossary, thanks! You cool!
#91, Perdele Andrei, Romania, 3 April 2009. Reply to this.
Very nice job. A lot of work went into formatting this cheat sheet, and it looks great and is a help to this particular forgetful old lady. Thanks.
#92, Annie Alpert, Unknown, 7 April 2009. Reply to this.
Thanks for the great CSS sheet.
I concur with Betty from China. It would be very useful if this could corrolate with PPK's browser support tables so we know which selectors to not use.
#93, Montana Harkin, United States, 7 April 2009. Reply to this.
Cool !
thank you very much...
#94, Lincy La Paz, United States, 8 April 2009. Reply to this.
thanks
#95, oteller, Unknown, 11 April 2009. Reply to this.
This is cool...
Thanks for such a comprehensive cheat sheet..
#96, Sandeep, United States, 22 April 2009. Reply to this.
Cheers for this - something hand-drawn on my V1 copy (and about to draw on the new copy), is the top/bottom/left/right ordering in the shorthand form for the border/margin/padding/etc directives - I don't know if I'm the only one who gets these mixed up.
#97, Jamie, New Zealand, 22 April 2009. Reply to this.
how do i find the cheats
#98, hinni, kopavogur, 25 April 2009. Reply to this.
i think i should read more english , i can't catch you.
#99, Yanis, China, 27 April 2009. Reply to this.
thanks
#100, bitlimakina, Unknown, 17 May 2009. Reply to this.
Thanks for the incredibly useful cheat sheet. It's now bookmarked.
#101, Tom Duong, Unknown, 18 May 2009. Reply to this.
I'm currently doing web design at college, Ive been telling my fellow students to visit this as a must !!!
#102, John, Scotland, 26 May 2009. Reply to this.
thank yout very match! bookmarked!
#103, Andreas, Germany, 19 June 2009. Reply to this.
Great cheat sheet - thanks!!
#104, A Web design in Virginia, United States, 27 June 2009. Reply to this.
I am still learning css -> http://www.detlev-lengsfeld.de/entry/2009/jun/30/5-kleine-css-tools/
and this is very usefull. Thanks 4sharing.
#105, Detlev, Germany, 30 June 2009. Reply to this.
Thanks for this - should come in handy - will do a bit of research on some of these tags as hadn't come across them as of yet.
#106, Joey, UK, 4 July 2009. Reply to this.
Great post thanks for sharing
#107, Luke, UK, 13 July 2009. Reply to this.
gracias por el aporte esta muy bueno
#108, markez, Unknown, 20 July 2009. Reply to this.
thanks for this css cheat sheet vs, i will learn this advance tips
#109, laser pointers, Australia, 23 July 2009. Reply to this.
Thats great I'm not especially technically minded so this helps a lot
#110, Caroline Lewis, United Kingdom, 24 July 2009. Reply to this.
thank yout very match! bookmarked!
#111, Kepenk Motto, Kepenk - Otomatik Kepenk ve Panjur, Garaj Kapisi Sistemleri MOTTO kalitesiyle., 27 July 2009. Reply to this.
Thank you so much for creating this! It's extremely helpful!
#112, Puja, United States, 28 July 2009. Reply to this.
You're giving VisiBone a run for their money!
Thank you.
#113, Nathon, Dallas, TX, 4 August 2009. Reply to this.
Thanks for the resource. Will print this out and stick it next to my monitor. Always remember dont put the padding on the div you want to pad. Create another div inside the div and pad that one out.
#114, website design stoke, United Kingdom, 6 August 2009. Reply to this.
Wow, amazing cheat sheets. Thanks for the great information guys!
#115, Joel Booths, Washington, 10 August 2009. Reply to this.
Great cheat sheet - thanks!!
#116, hediye, Germany, 13 August 2009. Reply to this.
Great cheat sheet
#117, Hediye, Turkey, 13 August 2009. Reply to this.
greatefull!
#118, Kalp hastanesi, Turkey, 13 August 2009. Reply to this.
some useful tips, i was looking for ways to improve my experience in css. thanks alot
#119, Venue finder, UK, 16 August 2009. Reply to this.
Thanks was actually looking for some great tips to improve css thanks a ton
#120, James, Unknown, 21 August 2009. Reply to this.
thanks for the great css
#121, iç giyim, Turkey, 22 August 2009. Reply to this.
Hi Dave... got this link from my programming lecturer. Wish had had it long before I submitted any of my assignments. Nyw, exams are coming & Ive got my fingers crossed that your cheat-sheets would help.
Thanx
#122, Miss Ledi, South Africa, 22 August 2009. Reply to this.
Thank you so much for posting this information. I am assuming that one more positive comment probably doesn't mean much, but I had to thank you.
#123, Mark, United States, 22 August 2009. Reply to this.
I have done exceptionally badly at replying to comments here. Sorry about that - I will try to do better.
To everyone who said thanks - you are very welcome!
#124, Dave Child, United Kingdom, 24 August 2009. Reply to this.
Thanks for this - should come in handy - will do a bit of research on some of these tags as hadn't come across them as of yet.
#125, Kepenk, Turkey, 24 August 2009. Reply to this.
Thanks a lot
Great cheat sheet
#126, Dhiraj, India - Mumbai, 26 August 2009. Reply to this.
You're both welcome :)
#127, Tatil, Turkey, 27 August 2009. Reply to this.
Thank you so much for creating this! It's extremely helpful
#128, inci kolye, Unknown, 30 August 2009. Reply to this.
Thank you for posting this dude. It is very helpful onsite. A very talented person is also forgot little things in mind. your cheat sheet make it easy. We can fold it in our pocket also. so need to worry about syntax and interpretatuin errors.
So once again I thank you very much pal.
#129, Krishna, Bangalore, India, 30 August 2009. Reply to this.
I love this cheat sheet, I am not too savvy with CSS so this helps me out a lot! Thanks guys.
#130, Dataflurry, Phoenix, 9 September 2009. Reply to this.
Thank you very much, All the knowledge in one png!!!! Thanx Thanx Thanx Thanx!!!
#131, Neas, Thessaloniki, Greece, 11 September 2009. Reply to this.
The quality of your cheat sheet does not even begin to approach the indisputable value of your response to "Duped" - still laughing, you **** for brains. Get back to the invidious scheming! Thank you.
#132, TheObserver, United States, 12 September 2009. Reply to this.
Really a Great Job.. Will help many people..
Thanks a LOT...
#133, Lokesh, India, 14 September 2009. Reply to this.
Great cheat sheet.
Thanks.
#134, Milton, Hungary, 17 September 2009. Reply to this.
Great resource. Thanks for sharing it with us.
#135, Kathie, Unknown, 21 September 2009. Reply to this.
This is a very great resource i liked the way info has been shared very good keep up mate
#136, Neoteric web design, London, 24 September 2009. Reply to this.
Two words: thank you...
#137, Travis, United States, 27 September 2009. Reply to this.
Dude, this list is super awesome, thank you very much! When you made a list with selectors (detectors) of browsers? I am css hack addicted!
#138, Invisible detector, United States, 4 October 2009. Reply to this.
thank you...
#139, rvv, tpt, 6 October 2009. Reply to this.
Great resource and Thanks for sharing it with us
#140, ilginç hediye, Turkey, 10 October 2009. Reply to this.
Thank you so much for posting this information. I am assuming that one more positive comment probably doesn't mean much
#141, istiridye inci, Turkey, 10 October 2009. Reply to this.
Dr Eeeeevil, your a generous man, your awesome css code sheet is sincerely appreciated, even more so your fast and humorous wit. I laughed out loud on a Manic Monday from your reply to "Duped again Dickh**d so thanks alot for that :) I will be looking forward to the evilness that comes out of your supervillain lair with much anticipation. You Rock!!
Bella xx
#142, Belladonna, Australia, 12 October 2009. Reply to this.
Usually, I rely on the quick-finding CSS Suggester that is contained within Dreamweaver, although, I may have to start using these cheat sheets as they are pretty top quality.
#143, Creare Web Designers, United Kingdom, 16 October 2009. Reply to this.
Thanks for sharing it with us
#144, sevgililer günü hediyesi, Turkey, 16 October 2009. Reply to this.
thank you very much
the website is really great
#145, hannes, Germany, 19 October 2009. Reply to this.
Thanks a lot...
#146, Md. Faroqu Hossain, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 21 October 2009. Reply to this.
I've got a collection of cheat sheets for eveything from JQueryto mod_rewrite - they definately come in handy. I thought I knew everything about CSS, but this will be worth having.
Thanks!
#147, Ecommerce Web Design, United Kingdom, 22 October 2009. Reply to this.
Firstly, I've got to compliment and thank you for the extremely useful CSS Cheat Sheet.
Secondly, excuse me for ranting, but what the hell is wrong with that idiot, complaining about printing it in color? I applaud your witty response, but the sarcasm was probably too complex for such a primitive being.
I can only hope that with the rising cost of HP color ink cartridges, don't even talk to him about black ink printing, that he is driven into the depths of financial ruins from which he may never recover. In turn, failing to pay his ISP monthly bill on time resulting in his inability to ever post another ignorant commentary! Maybe in the future, he can redirect his dislike to Hewlett-Packard?
His thoughts aren't even worth the few bytes that they occupy on the web server's hard drive. I guess he needs every penny to pay for his Crack habit.
-Cheers!
#148, ThumpU, USA, 2 November 2009. Reply to this.
Thanks for this - should come in handy
#149, Burun estetigi, Germany, 11 November 2009. Reply to this.
Great thanks for css
#150, çelik kapi, Turkey, 11 November 2009. Reply to this.
thanks my friend
#151, Lazer Epilasyon Ankara, Turkey, 11 November 2009. Reply to this.
I used the css very well thanks
#152, Bücher kaufen, Germany, 11 November 2009. Reply to this.
Thanks a lot !
May I suggest, for a future version, that you add shorthand properties order like for margin or padding. I never seem to remember wich comes after 'top', is it 'right' ? is it 'left' ?
#153, Pascal Conil-lacoste, France, 11 November 2009. Reply to this.
Thanks for the Cheat Sheet. You have saved me countless hours of thumbing through my OReily CSS book.
#154, Lance, Phoenix Arizona, 19 November 2009. Reply to this.
This is a very great resource i liked the way info has been shared very good keep up mate
thanks
#155, Mahendher reddy palwai, india, 21 November 2009. Reply to this.
Ok, but where are the css commands?
#156, Izdelava Strani, Slovenia, 22 November 2009. Reply to this.
Fantastic cheat sheet. I am sure it will come in handy for many. Time Saver. Thanks.
#157, William Rose, London, 24 November 2009. Reply to this.
fantastic post and a nice blog thanks
#158, Stefan, Germany, 10 December 2009. Reply to this.
Thanks for the cheat sheet & the funny comments section. I'm glad you didn't erase that jerk's comments. You just showed him who the real S*** for Brains is. I like the colors. He's the one who isn't hip.
Also, I love your website. I stumbled here from Google and it looks very handsome. I love the sides with those little shadowed lines. I hope mine looks this pretty once I finish it. Right now it looks like someone's puked up a formatting nightmare, I did some things horribly wrong. I don't know why I tried to do this myself... The cheat sheet helps, & the colors cheer me up. I still think I can fix this.
#159, Hayley, Canada, 14 December 2009. Reply to this.
#6 Excuse me? If you'd rather print it in greyshades then you should just tick the dedicated box in the "Advanced"-menu when printing. The very though to demand everyone to render a coloured- and non-coloured is just preposterous.
Anyway, what I came here for... Dave, thanks so much for this wonderful summary; it has proven itself useful for years now, same can be said about the "mod_rewrite" one. I would love to contribute to your Garmin Forerunner, if the Holiday Season wasn't so expensive already ;) You deserve it, though. Keep up the good work!
#160, Adrian, New Zealand, 23 December 2009. Reply to this.
Fantastic cheat sheet. I am sure it will come in handy for many. Time Saver. Thanks
#161, sevgililer günü hediyeleri, turkey, 6 January 2010. Reply to this.
I have been using a similar sheet to help me in my css styles. It has however become out of date as I have had it for more than 3 years now. The one you have provided here is certainly more up to date. I am going to use it henceforth for sure.
#162, Web Design uk, UK, 6 January 2010. Reply to this.
Thanks for this great resource. I Will probably print this out and stick it next to my monitor. I Should finally remember the following: dont put the padding on the div you want to pad. Rather create another div inside the parent div and pad that one out.
#163, Auto Insurance Quotes, USA, 8 January 2010. Reply to this.
Thanks was actually looking for some great tips to improve css thanks a ton
#164, festmények, Hungary, 13 January 2010. Reply to this.
Great cheat sheet - thanks!!
#165, hediye, 13 January 2010. Reply to this.
thx very usefull tips
#166, peyank, id, 20 January 2010. Reply to this.
Thanks good work my friend
#167, Kompresör, Turkey, 29 January 2010. Reply to this.
thanks for advice
#168, Hediye, Turkey, 30 January 2010. Reply to this.