Thanks for letting me know you use it; I love to hear stuff like that!

Love the reset by the way. I’ve started using it on my various projects.

One notable blogging tool that does not support trackback yet is Blogger. Six Apart started a working group in February 2006 to improve…

It’s mostly things like lists that I need it for, so I’ll probably only use a few lines of it.

I read an article on it a while ago…lemme search for it…Single Line CSS

gives a good balance of readability and optimization, i think.

Yea I talked to him for a few minutes at WDN, very cool conference, I posted my notes earlier this week if you want to look through ‘em

Personally I use the Yahoo! reset style. I don’t know why, it was just the first I came across. Don’t forget to take out all the whitespace to cut down on the size even more!

When did you get to talk to Jonathon Snook? Was that WDN, you lucky …?

All browsers work off a master CSS file, since Firefox is open source, you can just grab it from the Mozilla folder.

The only reason I’d advise against doing that is that the Firefox html.css file is 10Kb where the reset file is only 777bytes. Also since Firefox isn’t 100% standards compliant, there’s probably a fair amount that they’re planning to change for the better in the relatively near future.

It’s not a bad idea to poke around in that html.css file though, you’d be surprised what’s styled in there, including body, html, head, style, script. A lot of elements that we never think get styled, I learned a lot from it.