You want to learn HTML, right? Having a proper cheat sheet will make your life a ton of easier. When I started out with web development (back in 2004), I used to have a cheat sheet, too. Now it’s all in my head, though. Whether you’re a savvy web developer or just a trying to experiment a little, feel free to use this HTML cheat sheet below. I originally made it for my self, but since the launch of HTML5, I
decided to update it, make it look better and share it on my website. I’ve listed out all the mainstream HTML tags as well as the new HTML5 tags. Enjoy!
1. HTML Cheat Sheet in .pdf2. HTML Canvas Cheat Sheet in .pdfIf you wish to download this as .pdf, use this link (right click, “Save link as”). 3. HTML Cheat sheet in .pngIf you wish to download this as .png, open this link and save the image. You can also download the image below directly (right click, “Save image”)  The pdf file contains a summary and short description of html tags for HTML5 technology. If the tags is not in the list, they are either deprecated or is not available for HTML5. Pdf file: html5-cheat-sheet.pdf CSS3 Cheat SheetThe pdf file contains css attributes and properties available for CSS3. Pdf file: css3-cheat-sheet.pdf Files from www.veign.com Happy coding! 🙂 Recommended Posts
Just last week we released an extensive printable HTML 5 Cheat Sheet that lists all currently supported HTML5 tags, their descriptions, their attributes and their support in HTML 4. In comments to this post we received many requests for a similar CSS3 cheat sheet that would present the main features of CSS3 in a handy, printable reference card. So we asked our friend Chris Hanscom from Veign (who created the HTML 5 cheat sheet) to create a quick reference card for CSS 3. We already encouraged you to experiment with CSS 3 in our last posts and now you can use this handy cheat sheet to use the new CSS 3 features in some modern browsers (Firefox 3.5, Opera 9.6, Safari 3+, Google Chrome and Co.). The result is a printable CSS 3 scrib sheet, created and released exclusively for the readers of Smashing Magazine. Thank you for your great work, Chris Hanscom! In this post we present a printable CSS 3 Cheat Sheet (PDF), a complete listing of all the properties, selectors types and allowed values in the current CSS 3 specification from the W3C. Each property is provided in a section that attempts to match it with the section (module) that it is most actively associated within the W3C specification. Next to each property is a listing of the expected values that that property takes (normal text shows named values it accepts and italics shows value types it will accept). The cheat sheet was done in the same format as the CSS 2 Reference Guide that you may want to use for your projects as well. Download the CSS 3 Cheat Sheet for free!More after jump! Continue reading below ↓
Thank you very much, Chris Hanscom! We appreciate your efforts. Further Resources About CSS 3
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