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Separate reset stylesheet #7

Closed DKvistgaard closed 11 years ago

DKvistgaard commented 11 years ago

I was thinking about making a separate stylesheet for all the CSS resets. So you didn't have to scroll in the CSS file before coding to begin with. Then people might also start to notice the default stylings for header-tags, which they should change to fit their current project. Maybe we could even use the Normalize.css as Bo talked about in the other issue.

What do you guys think about this?

dvaeversted commented 11 years ago

I like the idea of the Normalize.css

Having some sane standard definitions.

On 2012-10-18T10:58:07 CEST, DKvistgaard wrote:

I was thinking about making a separate stylesheet for all the CSS resets. So you didn't have to scroll in the CSS file before coding to begin with. Then people might also start to notice the default stylings for header-tags, which they should change to fit their current project. Maybe we could even use the Normalize.css as Bo talked about in the other issue.

What do you guys think about this?

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JonPer commented 11 years ago

Cool idea. We could just use the @import url("reset.css"); in the start of the main.css.

Should we make a css files called fonts aswell? - In that way we only have css for elements in the main.css

DKvistgaard commented 11 years ago

Me and Jackie talked about the import feature, and we decided that it might not be a good idea to use it. It doesn't do parallel import and isn't good for performance. So if we should do it, then we might as well include two separate files in the html file.

JackieNagel commented 11 years ago

import us cool - BUT - there's performance issues attached to this: http://www.stevesouders.com/blog/2009/04/09/dont-use-import/

In some browsers, namely IE, it breaks parallel download which results in longer transfer times, which in the end, leads to slower page rendition :-)

JonPer commented 11 years ago

Okay - Then I actually don't see the idea of having seperate files. Maybe in development, but when the site is running live, it should only be running with one css file.

JackieNagel commented 11 years ago

+1

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On Thursday, October 18, 2012 at 12:06 PM, Jon Persson wrote:

Okay - Then I actually don't see the idea of having seperate files. Maybe in development, but when the site is running live, it should only be running with one css file.

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