Martijn
Apparently position:relative and overflow:hidden can help browsers render your CSS even faster. I wonder if @Sublevel could implement these without breaking anything. github.com/10up/sa...
Paulall
The ironic part is that (typical) cryptic-css-voodoo-crap is stored in a file labeled sanitize.css.
Martijn
I don't think sanitize.css is very cryptic, though they aren't the best documented CSS project either. The HTML5 Boilerplate's CSS is a bit more cryptic, I think. While normalize.css' documentation is superb. Either way, CSS will keep boggling everybody's minds. And welcome to Sublevel! I hope you have given @explore a good look
Paulall
Well, I was refering to CSS in a general way, which imho totally failled their original goal of simplificating the desing process of webpages layout. These king of CSS rules make absolutly no sense to me except enforcing the fact that CSS have became the wrong tool and we need to get rid of them.
Mark Dain
That's interesting, doesn't most stuff default to position: relative anyway?