Richtext CSS is part of our css framework.

The main purpose of it is to bring the default browser to an element that will be used for "printing" texts from WYSIWYG Editors.

For example: if you are using a 'reset' css  for your project, the default browser styles for will be lost.

So it will be very tricky part to equalize the styles for the WYSIWYG Editor and the element that you use to show the text from the editor.

In that situation comes the the css that we developed for our projects.  And the best thing here is that it is very simple for usage - Just add class 'richtext' to the main element.

Example:

Put class='richtext' to any div

Also you have to be aware of using the '!important' statement in your css.

Get it

download it from here