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update normalize.css#1
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Remove <tags> from CSS comments to avoid any problems with CSS formatting tools.
…t display is inline. Fix necolas#10
…nclude explicit <img> and <svg> tests.
…/7 list-style bug with nav, fix necolas#25
…ing dropped in IE8
…ent, valid input values, SVG shape.) Close necolas#32
…nd hidden with proper compilation options, ex: sass -t compressed normalize.sass normalize2.css)
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It's not completly related but it may interests you.I've also created a new branch. It's essentially normalize.scss integrated as a compass extension. https://github.com/idflood/normalize.css/tree/extension |
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Hi,
it's great to see someone having exactly the same idea. So instead of creating the sass from scratch I updated yours. I took the liberty to change some spacing and add variables. I also changed the comments to be multiline so they can be displayed on the output css ( a compiler option can remove them )
There is a little text in the readme explaining why sass is a good choice. Maybe you could try to make another pull request, I really think sass is adding value here.
By the way, thanks for your work.