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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a language used most often to style and improve upon the appearance of views. It allows for the separation of presentation and content, and includes the characteristics of layouts, colors and fonts. CSS builds upon HTML to make webpages more interactive and appealing to the user.
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I had to google around to actually find the import statement needed to use this:
import 'normalize.css'; // In my case, when using React
I think something like this should be included in the readme, at least for the non experienced npm users.
PS: seems [I'm not alone](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42119878/how-to-use-normalize-css-using-npm-install-with-webpack/42245854#42245
Thanks for a great css library.
I spend 2 days for trying to understand why in my vue project leaflet.css file not loaded to my project in test environment while in dev it's OK.
Please add information warning to installation section about purgecss
Also will be good to add note how to add whitelist styles to purgecss
module.exports = {
plugins: {
tailwindcss: {},
'vue-
At least some of the effects in the Border Transition category (like the underline or overline) leave some traces in Safari. This behavior is very random.
Please refer to the following screen shots:


- https://github.com/openstyles/stylus/wiki/FAQ#what-are-the-main-differences-and-improvements-over-the-original-stylish-add-on
Please replace with a reference to "stylus" browser extension.
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I'm wondering why there isn't a page in the documentation with all the styles declared and every classes in a single page.
It's really easy to find the right class for beginners this way.
Are you planning to integrate something like this maybe?
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Add HTML validation
We're not checking the validity of HTML for the demo page. This was noticed in #119.
It would be nice to have something added to check for HTML validity - either something that lints the HTML files, or something that makes the build task fail when HTML isn't valid.
I would be looking for recommendations on how to do this and would be open to any pull request that accomplishes the goal!
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Instead of embedding normalize gutenberg should probably say it's required in the documentation then users could use a newer version of normalize
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Created by Håkon Wium, Lie Bert Bos
Released December 17, 1996
- Website
- www.w3.org/Style/CSS/Overview.en.html
- Wikipedia
- Wikipedia



This is about the Docs.
Overview of the problem
This is about the Bulma CSS framework
This is about the Bulma Docs
Description
Docs keep on saying "Import only what you need from Bulma" but I cannot find any explanation what files c