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DevEdge Sidebar

For those of you who haven’t noticed, Netscape DevEdge has gone! All the wonderful content that so many developers depended on has suddenly vanished without a trace! One of the most useful resources available from DevEdge was, of course, the DevEdge Sidebar, that featured quick references for HTML, CSS, DOM, XSLT and JavaScript.

The DevEdge Sidebar is now available again! (Install Now) I managed to scrape together all the required resources from various sources, such as the WayBack Machine‘s DevEdge archive and Ivan Yeung’s (aka. Sheepy) work and TnTLuoma’s orginal HTML and CSS sidebars.

This sidebar includes the HTML 4.01, CSS 2, CSS 2.1, DOM 2 and XSLT References. I plan to make a new CSS1 Reference and try to recreate the JavaScript 1.5 Core Guide and Reference. I have the JS 1.5 zip archives: CoreGuideJS15 and CoreReferenceJS15.

This entry was posted on Sunday, October 24th, 2004 at 16:34 and is filed under Mozilla, Projects, User Agents. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

6 Responses to “DevEdge Sidebar”

  1. max says:
    2004-10-25 at 05:57

    works like a charm! thx for reviving this unvaluable resource.

  2. Shane Mitchell says:
    2004-11-02 at 05:57

    Kudos on the good work Lachy, works great for me with Firefox.

  3. Marek Möhling says:
    2004-11-09 at 05:54

    I mirrored most of it’s content for online reading and download as zip/pdf at: http://www.byteshift.de/javascript-1415I added a JS index to the online version that’s quite nifty IMHO.

  4. Greg says:
    2004-12-03 at 05:54

    Hi Lachlan

    Many thanks for re-publishing this hardly needed sidebar.

    I post just to tell you that in the “HTML 4.01 Quick Reference” the icon for both block and inline elements are missing.
    I guess that’s because block.gif and inline.gif (background images for each elements cells) are missing.

  5. Anonymous says:
    2004-12-03 at 05:56

    Great job !!!

    Unfortunately (someone else pointed it out), in the “HTML 4.01 Quick Reference” the icon for both block and inline elements are missing.
    Impossible to differentiate them.

  6. mathieu says:
    2005-07-20 at 03:33

    please add JS please add JS

    and visit my website

    http://justbudget.com/