Normalize.css - cross browser compatability

juggernautsei wrote on Wednesday, March 13, 2013:

Hi,

I am taking some programming classes and in the CSS course this was brought to my attention. We worked with a now standardized package called normalize.css. The purpose of the file is to “zero” out the browsers formatting so that the has a better chance of being the same across all browers.

My question is has anyone tried using this in the system?

Because I get the constant complaint that they have to switch browsers depending on what they are doing in the system because some areas show better in Firefox some in IE and some don’t work at all with Chrome.

Your thought?

I have started trying to integrate this tool to see if it can help us.

Sherwin

yehster wrote on Wednesday, March 13, 2013:

Sounds like a useful tool.  Try it out and let us know what you find.

However, anywhere that something “doesn’t work at all” is more likely to be a javascript issue and not CSS.

juggernautsei wrote on Wednesday, March 13, 2013:

Ok, I will let you know if this make a difference.

It is not so much that things don’t work at all, it just displays better in one browser versus another.

Also, I need some git hub training from you. I was told your the guru of git hub. I have yet to make it work for me.
I am a windows server person. I do linux but not on the regular.
All my production servers are windows.

Sherwin