CSS reset, which sets all defaults

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CSS reset, which sets all defaults

I am working on a browser extension that adds its UI to DOM pages. On some pages, I have a problem with some styles that affect my user interface. To counter this, I keep my user interface under a common root, which resets most styles to default.

Sometimes I skipped what causes visual glitches in my user interface. (i.e. pages of CSS file sets form { width: 80%; }, so I need to add a form { width: auto; }reset to my styles.

Is there a set of styles that reset for each CSS attribute for a value that is declared by default as a standard for each element?

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Martin thurau Oct 23 '13 at 13:14

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Andrea Ligios · Answer 1 · 2013-10-23T13:21:50+0000

Eric Meyers Reset CSS "2.0
_(original)
HTML5 Doctor CSS Reset
_{(extends Eric Meyer to improve HTML5 reset tags)}
Yahoo! (YUI 3) Reset CSS
_{(based on Normalize.css)}
Universal ‘*’Reset Selector
Normalize.css ~~1.0~~ 2.1.3 _{("... how Twitter Bootstrap , HTML5 Boilerplate , YUI 3 , Pure, TweetDeck, Soundcloud, Medium, NASA, GOV.UK, Guardian, Rdio, Favstar, iA and many others are used.")}