CSS Reset
A lot of you will experience cross-browser frustrations when doing a website. Our site does not look the same in different browsers. This happens because every browser has a different default styling.
For example, Firefox might have a default div margin of 5px and Chrome might have a default margin of 3px. This makes our design look different.
So the solution to this issue is to use CSS Reset, to resetdefault stylings to 0 so that we can style all of them from scratch and they will have the same values across all different browsers.
The Starter Template that we provide already has a CSS Reset included but if you are using your own template or starting from scratch, you can use these CSS Reset files and put it inside your page.
Eric Meyer Reset
Yahoo UI Reset
For example, Firefox might have a default div margin of 5px and Chrome might have a default margin of 3px. This makes our design look different.
Without Reset
With Reset
So the solution to this issue is to use CSS Reset, to resetdefault stylings to 0 so that we can style all of them from scratch and they will have the same values across all different browsers.
The Starter Template that we provide already has a CSS Reset included but if you are using your own template or starting from scratch, you can use these CSS Reset files and put it inside your page.
Eric Meyer Reset
Yahoo UI Reset
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