CSS Quick Reference

"CSS Quick Reference" is designed to provide a concise overview of CSS options available to web developers. I created this reference for personal use after realizing that, during development, I often needed a quick glance at available options rather than sifting through extensive documentation. This guide helped me reduce cognitive load and improve productivity, unlike many cheatsheets with shoddy designs that failed to serve their purpose effectively.

What's Inside:

- Selectors: Quickly find how to target elements using various CSS selectors, including universal, type, class, ID, and attribute selectors.

- Combinators: Learn about combinators to select elements based on their relationships in the document tree.

- Pseudo-Classes & Pseudo-Elements: Understand how to apply styles based on element states or positions with pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements.

- Properties: Get an overview of CSS properties to style any aspect of your web pages.

- At-Rules: Familiarize yourself with CSS at-rules like @media, @import, and @font-face.

- Functions: Discover CSS functions for performing calculations, transformations, and animations.

- Types: Review different types used in CSS, such as lengths, percentages, and color values. ( Not in this version, will add if you all tell me to )

Key Features:

- Concise and Clear: Provides an overview of CSS options without overwhelming detail.

- Useful Links: Direct links to MDN and Caniuse for further learning and practical application.

- Easy Navigation: Hyperlinked table of contents and return-to-contents links in headers for quick access.

This book is the perfect companion for quick CSS look-ups and enhancing your web development workflow.

Note: This book is provided in PDF format and is optimized for printing on A4 paper.