Unreset CSS restores browsers' default element styles which are reset by Eric Meyer's Reset CSS, YUI 3 Reset CSS, HTML5 Reset Stylesheet of HTML5 Doctor, or Tim Murtaugh's HTML5 Reset.
npm install unreset.cssUnreset.css restores browsers' default element styles which are reset by Eric Meyer's Reset CSS, YUI 3 Reset CSS, HTML5 Reset Stylesheet of HTML5 Doctor, or Tim Murtaugh's HTML5 Reset.
Unreset.css is based on these layout engines' default styles:
- Gecko (Firefox) or browse to resource://gre-resources/html.css on your Firefox.
- Blink (Chromium/Chrome 28+, Opera 15+)
- Webkit (Safari, Chrome before 28, Opera 14)
- Presto (Opera 7 to 12)
- Trident (Internet Explorer)
- EdgeHTML (Edge)
The sources are in the defaults directory.
With npm:
``shell`
$ npm install --save unreset-css
Or, download manually:
  
Sass:
`scss`
.unreset {
@import 'node_modules/unreset-css/unreset';
}
Node-sass:
1. If you’re using Eyeglass, skip to Step 2. Otherwise, you’ll need to add unreset.css to your node-sass includePaths option. require("unreset-css").includePaths is an array of directories that you should pass to node-sass. How you do this depends on how node-sass is integrated into your project.
2. Import unreset.css into your Sass files:
`scss`
.unreset {
@import "unreset";
}
CSS:
`html`
or
`html`
Add a unreset class to the container of the elements needing to be unreset.
` This is a paragraph.html``
This is an H1
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