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Resetting and Normalizing Styles in CSS

By default, browsers add indents to various elements. When we are laying out our layout, we often have to deal with these indents, canceling them where they are not needed. At the same time, in different browsers, the default indents for the same elements may differ. That is, even if the default indent is suitable for us, there is no guarantee that it will be the same in another browser.

In the following lessons we will consider approaches to combat this problem.

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