I am unsure if this applies to HTML (or rather CSS). From the archives I see that Dean Edwards proposed some <reset></reset> element that was supposed to reset styles to the page default style. I have another proposal
<div style='inherit: nothing'></div> This would effectively make everything inside the div have the browser default stylesheet. Other values for the inherit css style could be: <div style='inherit: font-weight font-family font-size;'></div> e.g. any css attribute on a space separated list. This list should also allow short hand attributes such as "background" and "font" but be expanded. Note that this is a "white list approach" - which I think is far better than the black list approach that we need to use today: style='line-height: 10px; font-family: Arial' etc is a black list and not very maintainable. -- Best regards / Med vennlig hilsen Frode Børli Seria.no -Think about the environment. Do not print this e-mail unless you really need to. -Tenk miljø. Ikke skriv ut denne e-posten dersom det ikke er nødvendig.
