Why is normalize.css included in this repository? #124

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opened 2025-10-14 16:17:33 -06:00 by navan · 0 comments

navan commented

2025-10-14 16:17:33 -06:00

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Originally created by @zhouzi on 5/4/2017

Hey there!

I think this repository shouldn't serve as a normalize.css host. Also, the risk is that it quickly become out of sync with official releases.

That been said, I think that all sakura's css files should include normalize.css by default. Having to include normalize.css as a second stylesheet defeats the idea behind sakura:

Just drop in sakura.css to any webpage and go from ugly looking 1900's website to a pretty modern website in literally 0 seconds.

normalize.css addresses browsers inconsistencies, if you're not using it with sakura then you're sure to face bugs here and there.

Happy to submit a PR if that sounds good.

P.S.: including normalize.css in css files would be easy as adding @import 'node_modules/normalize.css'; to the theming scss files.

*Originally created by @zhouzi on 5/4/2017* Hey there! I think this repository shouldn't serve as a normalize.css host. Also, the risk is that it quickly become out of sync with official releases. That been said, I think that all sakura's css files should include normalize.css by default. Having to include normalize.css as a second stylesheet defeats the idea behind sakura: > Just drop in sakura.css to any webpage and go from ugly looking 1900's website to a pretty modern website in literally 0 seconds. normalize.css addresses browsers inconsistencies, if you're not using it with sakura then you're sure to face bugs here and there. Happy to submit a PR if that sounds good. P.S.: including normalize.css in css files would be easy as adding `@import 'node_modules/normalize.css';` to the theming scss files.