>>Hi,
>>The project I am working on started with the "default" ASP.NET Web Forms project in VS 2012. The CSS that is included in this project is Site.css. Almost every day I find some rule in this Site.css that messes up my layout. Good thing that the IE has F12 Developer Tools which helps me to find the problem(s). For example, today I found that Site.css has Input, Textarea width set to 300px. Why would whoever designed this project set the width off All "input" or "textarea" to a fixed number!? It does not make sense to me (of course I am newbie so what do I know). My questions is, do you think - just your opinion - that it is better for me to "bypass" the default Site.css and simply rely on Bootstrap.css and my own custom .css (where I set some specific rules for elements of my project)?
>>TIA for any suggestions.
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>I'd disagree with Craig on this one. If you don't want it then get rid of it - it just adds confusion, clutter and inefficiences. Or, maybe better, replace it with a reset CSS which will prevent discrepancies between browsers for any un-styled elements - choose one from here :
http://www.cssreset.com/I believe you understood my question/issue correctly: I am confused using three .css files. I will check out the cssreset URL to see how it can help.
Thank you.
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