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Jan

10

2011

HTML5 and CSS 3 Cheat Sheets

Posted by hattersworkshop | Comments : (4)     

Category : Around The Office, Reccomended Tutorials, Teaching

You won’t be been playing with HTML5 and CSS3 for too long before you start looking for cheat sheets. Below are the best I have found to date. Thank you very much, Smashing Magazine and Chris Hanscom! We appreciate your efforts. Below the cheat sheets is a GREAT tutorial from Tutsplus on some of the newst best practices when using HTML 5 in a world that still uses IE 6.

CSS3 Cheat Sheet:
Preview:CSS 3 Preview
Pdf File:CSS 3 Cheat Sheet

HTML 5 Cheat Sheet:
Preview:HTML5 Preview
Pdf File:HTML 5 Cheat Sheet

Background on how to use HTML 5
How to use HTML5 and CSS3 together: Techniques you’ll soon be using

Apr

02

2009

Best WordPress 2.7 Cheat Sheets

Posted by hattersworkshop | Comments : (0)     

Category : Reccomended Tutorials

I’ve looked over a slew of WordPress 2.7 cheat sheets in the last few days while working on some of my recent projects. In my research I’ve found a pair of cheatsheets that are just great. Have a look and let me know what you think or suggest a better one. Thanks for stopping by.

The Best WordPress 2.7 Cheat Sheet is put out by http://www.dbswebsite.com contains a long flowing list of terms and statements than WP 2.7 uses. Best of all it expands and gives you a ton of extra info about the function you are calling, known paramaters, and possible pitfalls.

This cheat sheet is highly recommended if you are a seasoned veteran of WP or are just getting started.
And Yes, it’s native English. (But Kudos to that German guy who apparently wrote half the WP cheat sheets on the internet.)

Best Basic Intro to Making Widgets – Lonewolf-Online
Its not nearly as complicated as it seems at first. The guide walks you through it and explains whats happening, which I liked as a first timer. I’ll definitely be tinkering with this more in the near future.

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