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This isn't a pull request as it may be deemed a bold move. Whereas I'm yet to experience any situation where a border is required on an iframe, I wonder if they exist by default for a reason I'm not aware of.
Having used this reset of a few recent projects, I find myself adding:
iframe {border:0}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Not having to specify the attribute at all is nice, but another reason to prefer CSS over the frameborder attribute is that the attribute is obsolete and will give off errors when validating HTML.
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This isn't a pull request as it may be deemed a bold move. Whereas I'm yet to experience any situation where a border is required on an iframe, I wonder if they exist by default for a reason I'm not aware of.
Having used this reset of a few recent projects, I find myself adding:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: