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KNACSS

KNACSS
Soft reset KNACSS applies a minimal CSS reset to remove some problematical external margins and have a generic base for all elements. Box-Sizing One important part is that KNACSS use the usefull box-sizing: border-box model to ease our life when dealing with paddings and borders ; the exact size of all elements will now correspond to width property (and not width + padding + border anymore) : Typography For accessibility concerns, em is used as the main unit for major elements font sizes.

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