Level the Playing Field with Reset Style Sheets Scott Phillips is a web developer working at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa. The most frustrating part of learning cascading style sheets is getting consistent results across browsers. As you probably know, not every browser supports every rule in the same way (or at all). Luckily, strategies have emerged that can help CSS newbies keep their sanity. The first is to write CSS so that it works in a browser that has solid support for CSS (like FireFox or Opera) and later tweak it, as needed, to work correctly in others (like IE6). Another strategy is to use a validator to find any simple syntax mistakes. These days, more and more developers are using a reset style sheet to cancel out pesky differences between browsers.