I know most of you do not really work with HTML these days, but here is a nice printable HTML5 Cheat Sheet from Woork.
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Thanks, this cheat-sheet might be useful
Wanna to check it out it will very useful. thanks for it
i can see its really cool.
yes, woork is all about resources and always good ones too, thanks
This is really cool, I downloaded it. Thanks for this.
That’s pretty cool. If only they could make one for PHP and XHTML!
It is a useful cheat sheet. Thanks for the share.
@CosmeticDentist actually there are PHP and XHTML cheat sheets out there, just google it!
agree. This sheets really useful.
The sheet seems very useful i will definitely check it out soon. I have bookmarked it.
I think i have to study these codes. Thanks for the downloadables.
I have also downloaded this cheat sheet is definitely going to be of great help for my developers. Thanks a ton, the data is invaluable.
Thanks for sharing, this cheat sheet can come in handy sometimes.
Thanks for this , it will come in very usefull , just downloaded and aded to my fav docs
I gave this cheat sheet to my outsourcer today and he was happy with it. Wanted to thank you again.
Thanks for the mention and for all comments!
It’s funny… I still work with HTML, and whenever I make a wordpress post on my personal blog, I always use the HTML section instead of the visual section, lol.
Till then,
Jean
This sheet is useful, even for those who don’t know HTML. For example, WordPress bloggers can use this sheet when the WordPress editor isn’t doing exactly what they want and they need to edit the post using HTML.
Hi Ades,
Great sharing,which would benefit a lot of people.
Awesome cheat sheet Ades, thanks! Yeah I find myself still using HTML frequently, it’s the first language I learned, so I still revert back to it.