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@atlaskit/css-reset

v8.4.4

Published

A base stylesheet for the Atlassian Design System.

Readme

CSS reset

A base stylesheet for ADG.

Installation

yarn add @atlaskit/css-reset

Usage

View documentation.

Standalone scrollbar appearance

Products that do not consume the full CSS reset can import only the harmonised scrollbar styles:

import '@atlaskit/css-reset/scrollbars.css';

The stylesheet remains inactive until the product adds data-scrollbar-harmonisation to the document root. Products own feature-gate evaluation and attribute cleanup. To use the transparent track treatment, add data-scrollbar-harmonisation-transparent to that same root only while the base treatment is active. Browser and operating system scrollbar width and visibility preferences remain unchanged.

Avoiding a flash of un-harmonised scrollbars on SSR pages

The attributes above are normally installed on document.documentElement at runtime by useScrollbarHarmonisation (@atlaskit/app-provider/use-scrollbar-harmonisation). On a server-rendered page that hook only runs client-side, so scrollbars briefly render un-harmonised until the effect fires. Products that render <html> from a server-side template can instead call getScrollbarHarmonisationHtmlAttrs (@atlaskit/app-provider/get-scrollbar-harmonisation-html-attrs) and spread its result onto the server-rendered <html> element, so the attributes — and therefore these CSS rules — are present from the very first paint.