title: Is it best practice currently to not use alternate box models?
body: <p>I am currently beginning my forays into HTML and CSS. Already I have become frustrated at the standard box model setup where padding adds to the size of the box itself, so I've set in my CSS templating to use border-box models. Is this ok, or is it not recommended as a best practice / not recommended for learning HTML/CSS? Will many javascript/jQuery scripts break if I use it rather than the standard box model? I don't want to get into the habit of using it if most developers shy away from it or if it will cause pre-made scripts and plugins to break.</p>
  
  <p>The reason I am asking this is because it seems like there are some people who are disgruntled with the current box-model, and if there are any signs that the standard box model might be changing to the border-box model, then I may want to stick with it.</p>