Hi,
why have the normalize.css no universal selector with margin and padding 0?
I have at Chrome several times problems with selectors like -webkit-padding-start: as example from Chrome.
Cheers
Normalise preserves useful defaults, and hence does not intrusively reset margin and padding execpt where it is considered useful. You may want to look at using a more heavy duty CSS reset if you need it for your use-case.
@janstieler See the README under 'What does it do' - https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css#what-does-it-do
One reset package that builds on normalize is suitcss-base
Thanks for the answers everyone
Hi,
Thanks for your answers. I thought the problem with the chrome browser css is falling under “… and common browser inconsistencies”.
@simonsmith thanks for the package link.
Cheers
PS: I don't understand why I got thumbs down. In germany we say, there are no stupid questions, only stupid answers.
[ot] @janstieler - in the USA many people also say that, but unfortunately some people still disagree with it.