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I have to agree with Niall Doherty
basically means "traverse every css element and give it these
attributes". That is a very unnecessary strain on the server and
a bad semantic practice, as you have to give some elements
padding/margin again, after stripping them.
basically means "traverse every css element and give it these
attributes". That is a very unnecessary strain on the server and
a bad semantic practice, as you have to give some elements
padding/margin again, after stripping them.
basically means "traverse every css element and give it these
attributes". That is a very unnecessary strain on the server and
a bad semantic practice, as you have to give some elements
padding/margin again, after stripping them.
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