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Uhm? Maybe you mean "unless browseres have predefined CSS rules for new elements"?

• DougBTX 17y ago
  No, I don't mean that. If you want to have a design work across different browsers, one of the first things you have to do is find a common baseline. This is where things like reset.css come in, which overrides many predefined styles. I'll try re-wording my post: I suspect <aside> and <article> will have the same styling possibilities as any other block level element for a particular version of CSS.
  • rimantas 17y ago
    In this case, they do. As do <foo> and <bar> and any other element you can come up with.