I realize that you are probably looking for a free option, but Dreamweaver comes with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS references.

There is a handy JavaScript reference which used to be offered somewhere on developer.netscape.com. Its slightly out of date, but its still a terrific resource. If you can find where its offered on that site for online viewing, you should be able to locate a downloadable zip also. Sorry I can't be more specific, but its been a while.

Maybe you want to look at a little LinkDump
http://del.icio.us/ma2dog/Reference

or directly
http://refcards.com/
and
http://www.digilife.be/quickreferences/quickrefs.htm

The only reference I know of that covers that kind of material is DHTML: The Definitive Reference. But it's a book, and a hefty one at that. Unfortunately, that's the only adequate source I know of the information you need.

If you don't mind dropping 30 bucks (10 bucks each), DevGuru has downloadable references (PDF) for those things, as well as XML, SQL, etc. I've used their online references for years - great resource.

Netscape's JavaScript central is here: http://devedge.netscape.com/central/javascript. It has all the js reference and guides available for download.

I also found irt.org to be a really good resource, not just for js (although that's what I use it for mainly). They make the entire site available for download.

all of the above are good. i find myself using the PDF version of the Gecko DOM more than anything else.

There are some free web sites (listed at the end) but what I use is the javascript reference card from Visibone

http://www.visibone.com

which is not free but its not very expensive either and they crammed an amazing amount into 2 laminated sheets double sided made up of:
- 2 pages for javascript itself,
- 1 page for the DOM, and
- 1 page for javascript regular expressions.
It has a neat color coding scheme so you know which browsers each item is supported in. I have no relationship to the company.

In terms of free resources there are Javascript quick references at:

http://www.werelight.com/docs/JavaScript_Quick_Reference.htm
http://www.gto.uklinux.net/web/jsqref.php
http://panic.fluff.org/ref/
http://www.dannyg.com/ref/jsquickref.html (This is an appendix to the book that Keith has already mentioned. The author makes this appendix available for free).

There is an entire book online about javascript at:

http://www.javacommerce.com/tutorial/notes/javascript/

css textboxt input (textfield) style - examples - -
http://www.css-lessons.ucoz.com/textbox-css-examples.htm