Git cheat sheet web-layout mimicking print #295
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Same use of layout structure has been applied to the Subversion to Git cheat sheet that is currently only available in markdown form. |
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The inclusion of markup in the markdown feels just slightly awkward, but it provides a satisfactory structure to mimic the print-ready design for now. 🚀 |
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Git cheat sheet web-layout mimicking print
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A first draft with minimally invasive markup in the markdown, and using common site-wide styles to mimic the print-ready layouts of the cheat sheet.