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Scoped CSS reset

I have a jQuery plugin that will dynamically display a decent amount of HTML on a page. I want users of the plugin to be able to use it as is and look the same for it no matter what CSS styles they have.

Therefore, I need a "scoped" CSS reset - that is, the ability to say anything in my plugin div should not depend on the owners of CSS.

Now, obviously, I can reset all the HTML elements that I use in this area, but that doesn't seem very elegant. Can anyone else handle this in any way?

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Avoid creating a plugin that restricts development; instead, try creating a plugin that makes development easier.

As an HTML5 solution that may or may not be supported (I don’t know which browsers support this yet), you can add a set of styles to the container with the help of stylethe attributescoped (go to the figure, styles with area). It may contain a simplified HTML reset, but the whole system is likely to limit you later when you want to redefine something, and you need to join the battle of specificity.

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