Break up the fss-reset into multiple files. For example fss-global-reset.css and fss-global-base.css (names are just examples, not necessarily what we will use). The fss-reset file would remain, but would only include information to link in the other two files.
Additionally we would add a contextual/scoped version. This would be similar to how YUI3 has an in-context version. In this case the user would be able to only reset portions of the document, rather than having it affect the entire page when included.
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Justin Obara April 29, 2011 at 6:08 PM
Merged into the master branch of the project repo at b4fcfdf8996a146f90701fba6bb00d9b237f2420
Justin Obara April 29, 2011 at 6:08 PM
Split the Reset file into fss-reset-global.css, fss-reset-context.css, fss-base-global.css, fss-base-context.css. This allows users to pick the parts that they want as well as to use the changes globally or scoped to a specific context. The fss-reset.css file is there for backwards compatability, but is deprecated.
Break up the fss-reset into multiple files. For example fss-global-reset.css and fss-global-base.css (names are just examples, not necessarily what we will use). The fss-reset file would remain, but would only include information to link in the other two files.
Additionally we would add a contextual/scoped version. This would be similar to how YUI3 has an in-context version. In this case the user would be able to only reset portions of the document, rather than having it affect the entire page when included.