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There are a lot of CSS resets. I am building something for mobile devices and I want to skip as much of the unnecessary CSS as possible so I was wondering if there is an exhaustive HTML test page I can run some of the CSS resets against to test them?
Testing the rules is also a great way to learn what edge cases are required, what they target, and why.
After looking around today I finally found a awesome site called http://cssresetr.com/ which offers you a chance to test a fairly-large set of stylesheets on many deferent groups of elements!
I can probably just steal the HTML for each group and mash it up into a single page – then try some of the stylesheets not listed.