<commit_before># minimal.css

An opinionated, inheritance focused alternative to CSS resets

[**Demo** (lukebrooker.com/minimal.css)](http://lukebrooker.com/minimal.css)

## Why Use This?

When creating web applications with a component based approach, it's rare that you want to keep default browser styles on many elements.
<commit_msg>Add how to use section<commit_after># minimal.css

An opinionated, inheritance focused alternative to CSS resets

[**Demo** (lukebrooker.com/minimal.css)](http://lukebrooker.com/minimal.css)

## How to use

```
npm i minimal.css -S
```

### Include in JS

```
import 'minimal.css'
```

### Include in CSS (post-css needed)

```
@import 'minimal.css';
```

## Why Use This?

When creating web applications with a component based approach, it's rare that you want to keep default browser styles on many elements.

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