Since I started building a few custom WordPress themes, I’ve been making frequent trips to the documentation section of the WordPress site. And even though I have bookmarked these pages for quick reference, I wish there was a condensed version of these page I could print and tape to my office wall. Well, thanks to a recent link round up post on DailyBlogTips, I found just what I was looking for: a cheat sheet round up post.

Where to find the cheat sheets

Over at Kahi’s WP Notes you can find a summary post of available WordPress cheat sheets. The list is fairly comprehensive and worth a look if you find yourself longing for printable cheat sheets for WordPress.

What links are included in the list

Most of the cheat sheets link to a preview image, which is often too small to read, and a downloadable PDF or text file. Some of the sheets also link back to the original blog post for the sheet.

I took a closer look at one of the WordPress cheat sheets

I took a look at the PDF for the WordPress Loop cheat sheet and was very pleased. The cheat sheet displays a “real” WordPress Loop code snippet with the key parts of the loop displayed in larger text than the rest. I found this approach much easier to understand than the code snippet included in the WordPress documentation for The Loop.

I haven’t looked at all of the cheat sheets yet, but if the others are anything similar to the PDF for the WordPress Loop cheat sheet, then this post is a real gold mine of information.

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