Reset Your CSS Styles for All Browsers

It is a very good idea when creating a new webpage to reset all styles for the browser.  This ensures that all browsers are starting off on the same footing when they read your CSS an HTML files, and ensures a level of consistency across all browsers.

Code for this can be found at mayerweb.com:

https://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/css/reset/
There, you can also find an excellent blog piece by Mayer, about why this is necessary. 
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