This project aims to strike a balance between the use of a reset stylesheet and the alternative idea of normalizing browser styles by first providing a reset to alleviate the tedium of manually removing styles from individual elements and secondly by offering a flexible way of re-adding normalized base styles to chosen elements or document fragments when those styles are in fact desired.
Mash up of Eric Meyers' reset and some useful cross browser reset rules from normalize.css
Encapsualted adaptation of normalize.css designed to be used in conjunction with a reset stylesheet and edited on a project by project basis.
Usage:
[include a reset stylesheet]
<div>
<h1>This element is unformatted</h1>
<div class="-base">
<h2>This element is formatted</h2>
<p>Adding `-base` to any element will turn it's html content into a formatted document without the need for classes or IDs.</p>
</div>
</div>
- Firefox
- Chrome
- Safari
- Mobile Safari
- Opera
- IE