CSS3 Cheat Sheets for QlikView Extension Development (QlikTip #46)

By Stefan Walther 2 Comments
This entry was posted in Design & Layout, Extensions, QlikTips

I have already posted my favorite cheat sheets for jQuery. Today here are my favorites for CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheets v3):

Cheat Sheet by CSS3.com

Online cheat sheet by CSS3.com with a comparison to CSS1 and CSS2 plus a direct link to the CSS reference on W3C.org.

Online CSS Cheat Sheet by CSS3.org


http://www.css3.com/cheat-sheets/

CSS3 Cheat Sheet / Smashing Magazine

Excellent (but not very pretty) cheat sheet created by Smashing Magazine, available for download as PDF file:

CSS3 Cheat Sheet


http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2009/07/13/css-3-cheat-sheet-pdf/

CSS3 Cheat Sheet by Liquidicity

Another CSS cheat sheet with a more elegant layout (available for download as PDF file):

CSS Cheat Sheet by Liquidicity


http://downloads.gosquared.com/help_sheets/07/CSS%20Help%20Sheet.pdf

Compatibility Cheat Sheet

Excellent website with a compatibility cheat sheet for CSS3, Html5, JavaScript and SVG.

Compatibility Tables by CanIUse.com


http://caniuse.com

CSS3 Selectors Explained

This site explains CSS3 selectors in detail:

CSS3 Selectors Explained


http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200601/css_3_selectors_explained/

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