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>> Web developers have been starting projects with "reset" stylesheets for decades. > Yes, and this is an unfortunate hack. It would be nice to remove the nece
by extra88 5y ago
>> Web developers have been starting projects with "reset" stylesheets for decades.
> Yes, and this is an unfortunate hack. It would be nice to remove the necessity to remove the need for these and remove the maintenance required (even if the cost of both is small).
There are too many different opinions about what should or shouldn't be in base styles.
- kevincox 5y agoThat may be true, but I think that is what makes my idea work well. - For "content" sections the discussion is entirely removed. Each browser can do whatever it wants so there is no need to argue in the standard. - For "clean" sections nothing! Every element has no margin:0 padding:0 display:block size:1em color:inherit... This leaves no surprises and developers can do whatever they want. Of course the third section "legacy" is what we have today and largely shouldn't be changed from the mostly-uniform thing that browsers do today.