Seems Dave has brought out Tripoli. Tripoli is a generic CSS standard for HTML rendering. By resetting and rebuilding browser standards, Tripoli forms a stable, cross-browser rendering foundation for your web projects.
The ideas behind Tripoli
- to form a generic standard for rendering HTML 4 tags
- to reset and rebuild all browser defaults for maximum compability
- to address deprecated tags in HTML 4 and disable them through CSS
- to separate content typography from layout measurements, allowing simple implementation in dynamic design environments
- to increase readability and web typography
- to assist clients who have little knowledge about CSS to write HTML that actually looks great
- to increase form useability and visual appearance of form controls
- to make the HTML look great in several medias, including screens, mobile browsers and prints
- to embrace W3C’s guidelines and well know typographic rules
- to allow external plugs that can extend generic defaults into more advanced themes
Visit the Tripoli site for more information, downloads and examples.
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