| 26 | Resetting: Much Easier with Compass |
Compass comes with a really handy and super-robust reset style sheet built in. The advantage of using it is that it is far more complete than Eric Meyer’s original reset CSS—and it includes a lot more browser tweaks. Plus, since Compass is a collection of libraries, we don’t actually have to keep a file around anymore. This keeps our code a lot cleaner.
There are two types of reset. The first is global reset, which resets all the CSS. All you have to type is @import "compass/reset";. Most imports in Compass don’t actually cause any styles to get printed in your style sheet, but this is a special case and it happens automatically. The CSS rendered is pretty much the same as the one we previously saw in Task ...
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