You list menu twice in the first and third rulesets. (menu is display:block in browsers already so no need to include it.) source is an invisible element so doesn’t need any resets. Blockquote doesn’t have quotes by default. I would argue against removing quotes from the q element — if you use both the q element and quotation characters then you get double quotation characters in the feed reader and in non-CSS browsers such as Lynx.

If you’re going to use quotation characters then don’t use the q element at all. Traductor De Office Idiomax 7.0 Serial. I would also suggest to not use cursor:help since personally I find it annoying and also some people think that something will happen when they click it (since it normally does in the OS). /* tables still need ‘cellspacing=”0″‘ in the markup */ Why? Border-spacing and cellspacing have no effect in the collapsed table border model anyway.

And cellspacing is an obsolete attribute in HTML5. @martin ah good spot, removed the:focus but forget the anchor in the opening rules, now moved on it’s own. Also thanks for the colour reminder. @zcorpan ah must have missed source when removing elements from that rule, thanks.

Wii Dumper V1.2 Download. Also good on spot on menu, no matter how much checking you do something always gets missed eh? Didn’t realise that cellspacing was obsolete now, however it has now been removed. I think the help cursor can be handy, but can understand your concerns that people may think it signifies a link for example.

I did think about including quotes by default but have decided to leave this as found in Eric’s reset. It seems like some of you guys aren’t keen on resets (or base as Florent better describes it). My personal view is that it depends on the project, you have to take each one on it’s merits. @Florent, some great comments there, thanks for making them. Most of those bits and pieces you picked up having been solved by your’s, Martins and zcorpans comments. @Web Overhauls, you’ll see from the article that I’ve removed the:focus parts of the stylesheet as people don’t style it so no outline is shown which isn’t good for accessibility.

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