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    Thierry Koblentz
    @thierryk
    Because in my opinion, they have very different purpose
    and it would be bad to see one trying to emulate what the other is supposed to do
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    Agreed.
    Thierry Koblentz
    @thierryk
    @jonathantneal what about https://github.com/10up/sanitize.css/blob/release/4.0.0/lib/sanitize.css#L529 ?
    Did things change regarding [aria-hidden="false"]? Because it was ignored before
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    ^ http://jonathantneal.github.io/rat/
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    I’ll switch to border-bottom on abbr, btw. Let me know if there’s an issue with [hidden][aria-hidden="false"]
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    The old body v html.
    Thierry Koblentz
    @thierryk
    I don't think [hidden][aria-hidden="false"] is really a thing
    That's why I mentioned those last rules
    As I'm not sure they have any value
    I'll try a few things using your test page
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    I ran it over with Hans Hillen the other day. He confirmed that [aria-hidden="false"] should be announced, and the example I gave him was when it was put alongside [hidden].
    Thierry Koblentz
    @thierryk
    What I'm saying is that [hidden][aria-hidden="false"] should not be a thing, because the result of that is the same as removing hidden—which should make more sense. See what I mean?
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    So there is no semantic way of marking up visually hidden without a class or data attribute then?
    What a step backward :(
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    Maybe “step” is the wrong word. But what a disappointment.
    Chris Watson
    @cwonrails
    @jonathantneal My apologies for not following up earlier. Here's the gist describing the webpack 2 changes https://gist.github.com/sokra/27b24881210b56bbaff7
    Er sorry for the inline as well
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    Whoa, neat. I’m very sorry that I’ve forgotten the context. Would you help me remember?
    Chris Watson
    @cwonrails
    No problem, in an earlier discussion about using normalize with webpack I said webpack 2 would be making major changes
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    Ah, I remember that now.
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    Thanks all for the great contirbutions to normalize.css v4. If you have a minute, I’m looking for full-time opportunities, and I sure would appreciate a shout out or a retweet. https://twitter.com/jon_neal/status/745672465708265475
    Joe
    @JFSene
    i love normalize.css
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    :D
    Cyril de Wit
    @cyrildewit
    Is it possible that you can add a normalize.scss file to the repi
    Ohh sorry
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    :)
    Thierry Koblentz
    @thierryk
    @all what if we favored currentColor over inherit when we deal with color? What'd be the difference exactly?
    See necolas/normalize.css#617
    Kiran Kumar Chirravuri
    @kiran-nani
    Hai there , I am not familiar with normalize.css, could any one take me to a tour of normalize.css.
    alexts1993
    @alexts1993
    hi
    G Naga Subrahmanyam
    @GNSubrahmanyam
    Hi All
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    heyo
    Haddag Abdelkader
    @HaddagAbdelkader
    Is normalize free for commercial use to be included into a (commercial) front-end framework?
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    @HaddagAbdelkader, the license is MIT. That’s typically compatible with what you’re saying.
    Haddag Abdelkader
    @HaddagAbdelkader
    Thank you. 😊👏
    Sergey
    @Safe-Mode
    Hi, guys! How can I include normalize through gulp? I type to consol npm install --save normalize.css and what else?
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    How are you including it on your page? Direct <link> ? Bundled into existing compiled CSS?
    Sergey
    @Safe-Mode
    @jonathantneal bundle into compilled css
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    @Safe-Mode, what do you use to bundle? Sass?
    Sergey
    @Safe-Mode
    Sass
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    You can do something like npm install normalize.css --save and then use something like @import "node_modules/normalize.css/normalize"; in your Sass manifest file.
    Sergey
    @Safe-Mode
    by the way it doesn't matter at all) I've got stylelint that doesn't access vendor prefixes in sass files and I don't want fix it manually)
    @jonathantneal thnx a lot)
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    Could you tell stylelint to ignore the node_modules directory?
    It probably should anyway since you’d have no idea what’s in there.
    Sergey
    @Safe-Mode
    @jonathantneal no, I should use stylelint from my company. There no exclusions for normalize
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    So, the concern is that stylelint will see normalize.css in node_modules and flag it for the vendor prefixes?
    Sergey
    @Safe-Mode
    @jonathantneal I have checked, it's only watch to sass folder, it's alright)
    Jonathan Neal
    @jonathantneal
    Then you should be good to go, yea? :)