CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. It illustrates how HTML elements of a website should be displayed. In simple words, CSS is responsible for the look of a website. From the font size to the background image of your website – everything can be changed with CSS.
CSS syntax is pretty easy to learn. It consists of selector and declaration blocks. For example, to change font size of our h1 tag (heading) we can use:
1 | h1 {font-size: 20px;} |
- h1 – Is a selector. In our case we select h1 heading.
- font-size – Is a declaration. It contains property (font-size) and it’s value (20px).
However, CSS has so many selectors and declarations that it can be overwhelming for novice web developers to remember them all. That’s why we decided to put together a complete CSS Cheat Sheet (CSS3 included).
In this CSS cheat sheet you will find 13 pages of CSS declarations along with possible properties. Cheat sheet is nicely structured and divided into sections for easy read.
- You can download CSS Cheat Sheet in pdf from here.
- If you prefer images over PDF, click here to download CSS Cheat Sheet in JPGs.
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