If you ever tried to design a web page, you know kow hard it is to make it look the same in all browsers. One thing that all experienced designers suggest others to do is to make a global css reset.
Why you should use global reset?
Because every browser has its own way of interperting your css + they have their own css style which they use when you open some page in their browser. The biggest problem is different margins and paddings.
What is global reset?
It's a part of code which you put on top of your css file. Some of designers offers deifferent solutions for global reset, but for me, after trying most of them, I decided that the best is the simpliest:
Sign * applies for every single element in css so for me, this is the only thing that can be called "global reset".
Thursday, August 23, 2007
CSS Global Reset
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