Posted by Bree on Mar 18, 2009 in CSS | 0 comments
Using a special stylesheet to help with your printable content can save you a ton of headache. You may have read that tailoring your content to print properly is a lot of work or can be a frustrating experience, setting you at odds with printers and clients alike. When executed properly, it’s a very simple process that requires only one file (print.css) and yields a few tangible...
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Posted by Bree on Jan 30, 2009 in CSS | 0 comments
A CSS reset is a set of CSS rules you use as a starting point in order to preemptively quell bugs that may arise due to the Browser Wars. A CSS reset does this by applying consistent values to elements that browsers typically render differently by default (such as margin, padding and font-inheritance). Below is a reset you can use, originally written by Eric Meyer.
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