Vanilla CSS Un-Reset With New Clearfix
My Vanilla CSS Un-Reset has been updated to 0.9.8 and now features a new interesting clearfix.
I suppose that sentence deserves a little backstory. First of all, a “clearfix” is a solution to an issue inherent in using CSS to layout webpages. If you have a containing div box that contains two floating div boxes, the containing div box will “collapse” to a thin line instead of encompass its contents. The clearfix is a CSS class you apply to the containing box, in order to have the box not collapse.
A CSS Un-Reset is a framework that helps you build websites really quickly. In day to day webdesign, a CSS Reset such as the Yahoo CSS Reset helps you level the playing field between all the different browsers and their default styles. CSS resets are, however, (and by definition), very barebones. So Vanilla helps you rebuild.
Now that the new IE8 friendly CSS clearfix has been added, why not jump in?
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