Create Your Own Cheat Sheets!
Getting Started
A cheat sheet is a free quick-reference guide to, well, anything. It is usually made up of a collection of boxes of content. To make a cheat sheet, you create or find the boxes of content you want to use, and then arrange them.
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How to make a Cheat Sheet
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The building block of a cheat sheet is a content block. You don't have to create your own content to build a cheat sheet - you can make one by combining any bits of content on the site. When you find a content block you want to use, you can add it to any one of your cheat sheets, or to a new cheat sheet.
You can make your own content blocks too. You create a new block of content by going to the new content page.
When you want to build a new cheat sheet, you give it a name, pick a colour for it, and then add and arrange your content blocks.
A cheat sheet starts out as a draft, so you can work on it privately until you're ready to show it off. When it's finished, you set it live to let everyone else see it.
