Comment on Normalize.css v1.0.0Comments−TazeTSchnitzel14yThey make textarea display in sans-serif?[0]No thanks. rows and cols should mean something :([0] https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css/blob/master/normali...−iaskwhy14yC'mon, it's CSS, you can easily remove that line with the textarea declaration and you're done leaving it to whatever is used by a browser. Or make it all serif, it's that easy.−mrspeaker14yDon't know why you're getting downvoted: the author explicitly encourages the file not to be used as is but modified to suit your purpose.−ceejayoz14yI don't see many textareas sized by row/col attributes anymore. Usually they're set to an explicit height and width.−drivingmenuts14yRows and columns became meaningless and outdated the moment browsers added those little grabbers in the corners.
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They make textarea display in sans-serif?[0]
No thanks. rows and cols should mean something :(
[0] https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css/blob/master/normali...
C'mon, it's CSS, you can easily remove that line with the textarea declaration and you're done leaving it to whatever is used by a browser. Or make it all serif, it's that easy.
Don't know why you're getting downvoted: the author explicitly encourages the file not to be used as is but modified to suit your purpose.
I don't see many textareas sized by row/col attributes anymore. Usually they're set to an explicit height and width.
Rows and columns became meaningless and outdated the moment browsers added those little grabbers in the corners.