Looking forward to the "Reverting the revert of `revert`" CL
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Also, do you just read all the landed CLs? :D
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Is there a way to see the default styling applied to an element on DevTools? Having those at the bottom of Style tab could make things clearer, maybe.
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It’s the styles attributed to “user agent stylesheet” at the bottom of the Styles pane in the Elements tab
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Wait I thought we already have `initial` for that. /me went reading...
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Initial uses the style the property has in theory, ignoring the browser ua stylesheet. Revert ignore only author style, but <b> still bold.
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Mixinssss :D I know people think CSS-in-JS is the answer, but many of us still write regular old CSS that is portable
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Oh, my. In related news, I had a commit using all: revert in a tool just a few days ago. It also got reverted
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Can we imagine `* { all: revert; }` as a clean alternative to the famous "CSS resets"?
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Hey, FWIW this does nothing at all. Your rule is the weakest possible in terms of specificity, and it tells the browser to use its default style for the element, which is exactly what it would do if you hadn't put the rule.
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p { all: revert; } resets to the default <p> browser styles.
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