- **Started developing base from [Normalize.css](https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css) v5.0.0**
- Removed support for displaying `[hidden]` in IE 10-.
- Removed support for the display of `template` in IE. `template` is not supported yet in IE, thus this will not make any difference, as long as the element itself is not yet supported.
- Removed support for the display of `canvas` in IE 9-.
- Removed styling fixes for checkboxes and radio buttons in IE 10-.
- Kept the styling fix for `textarea` that only affects IE. It seems like it could be useful elsewhere as well. **Needs further work!**
- Removed the `progress` styling fix for IE 9- as the element is not supported in IE 9-.
- Kept the styling for `svg:not(:root)` although it only affects IE 9-. This is due to the fact that SVG rendering is very important.
- Removed the `img` style fix for IE 10-.
- Removed the fix for `audio:not([controls])` which only applies to iOS 4-7.
- Kept the styling fix of `audio` and `video` for IE 9-, as IE 9 supports both elements.
- *TODO* Change `mark` color to customized from flavor, override normalized default and fix.
- Kept styling fix of `dfn` for Android 4.3-, as element is properly supported.
- *TODO*,*UNCERTAIN* Change the `font-weight` of `b` and `strong` elements to a set number (e.g. 700) to avoid the normalize hack.
- Kept styling fix for `abbr` in Firefox 39-, as the element is well supported.
- Kept styling fixes for links (`a`), as they are a core element in all browsers and they should be supported well even in older browsers.
- Removed the styling fix for `figure` for IE 8. `figure` styling will probably be built from the ground up in the core anyways, so this should not be a problem.
- Kept styling fixes for `figure` and `figcaption` for IE 9-. These elements are supported by IE 9, but not the older versions of IE.
- Kept the styling fixes for `article`, `aside`, `footer`, `header`, `nav` and `section` for IE 9-. Elements are only supported in IE 9.
-`hr` top and bottom margins changed to `0.5em` from `0.7em`.
- Removed the `font-size: 1em` for the code elements (`code`, `pre`, `kbd`, `samp`) as they should normally be styled using the first style that applies to `html` and all elements. **Highly suggested to use `$apply-defaults-to-all: true;` always.**
- Added variables for `code`, `pre`, `kbd`, `samp` and a flag for `samp` (`$style-samp-element`) to make sure that no unnecessary styles are added if the `samp` element is not to be used by the developer.
- Specified fancy styling flag (`$horizontal-rule-fancy-style`) for `hr` elements and variable (`$horizontal-rule-fancy-gradient`) to specify linear gradient styling to be used instead of the default `border` styling. This styling supports most browsers, but does not work with IE 9- and Opera Mini. Prefix `-webkit` is added to support some browsers.
- Added variable for bold elements to set `font-weight` manually, so that no problems occur and users can fine-tweak this to their liking.
- Added `overflow: auto;` to `pre` elements so that they are responsive and display properly on all devices.
## 20161014
- Added extra styling option for `small` elements in headers using a flag (`$make-header-smalltext-block`) and two variables (`$header-smalltext-b-font-size` and `$header-smalltext-b-top-margin`) to customize the styling of such elements.
- Minor changes to the way the index page looks for the version 2. Changed tagline and added version codename.
- Updated references to `background-color` and `background-image` to use the `background` shorthand instead.
- Changed palette white from `#f9f9f9` to `#fcfcf` to pass all WCAG tests.
- Added styling for `mark` elements to serve as primary contextual elements.
- Added mixin for `mark` elements (`make-mark-alt-color`) to make variants of the `mark` element (`secondary` and `tertiary`).
- Made color palette for marks, passes all WCAG tests.
-`mark` element styling (`padding`, `margin`, `font-size`, `line-height`) implemented and optimized.
- Optimized `mark` color variant mixin.
- Tweaked values of `mark` color variants to be less strict but still pass the WCAG AA test and most other tests (sometimes they won't pass the WCAG AAA test but that's ok).
- More fiddling with palettes. Tried to update colors to material design: `body``color` is now `#212121`. `body``background` is now `#fafafa`. `small` inside header `color` is now `#424242`. Codeblock `background` is now `#e0e0e0` and `pre` sidebar `border-color` is `#1565c0`. `mark``background`s changed to `#0277bd`, `#f44336` and `#558b2f` respectively.
