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opinionate.css

v1.0.0

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An opinionated complement to normalize.css

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opinionate.css

An opinionated complement to normalize.css

npm license changelog

NPM

npm install --save opinionate.css

Bower

bower install --save opinionate-css

Why?

Normalize.css is awesome. Unfortunately, as of version 6.0.0, some opinionated rules were removed. This package aims to restore those rules for anyone who wants to keep up with the latest changes but still needs/wants the opinionated rules.

You still need to include normalize.css in your project. This only includes the rules that were removed.

Acknowledgements

The code for opinionated.css was taken directly from normalize.css. All credit goes to Nicolas Gallagher and Jonathan Neal.