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HTML How to Make a Website Creating HTML Content Include External CSS

Charutha Bandara
Charutha Bandara
5,958 Points

I am still seeing bullet points after importing and linking the normalize.css file to my index.html

Nick mentioned that I should not be seeing the bullet points anymore

1 Answer

Hi Charutha,

Are you seeing the bullets points for the navigation links or just the gallery items?

It's normal at this point to still see bullets for the gallery items. Nick will show you how to get rid of them later.

If you're seeing them in the navigation still then post the <head> section of your html and also double check that you have "normailze.css" in your "css" folder.

https://teamtreehouse.com/forum/posting-code-to-the-forum

Charutha Bandara
Charutha Bandara
5,958 Points

It was just in the gallery. I thought I did something wrong since Nick's gallery didn't have any bullet points and mine did.

Thanks Jason!

You're welcome. It looks like you're on the right track then.

If I remember right, I think the bullets are at the bottom left corners and Nick doesn't scroll down enough in this video for you to see them.

For future reference, the old 1.0 version of normalize.css that is used in this project only removes bullet points from lists within the nav element. The newest version of normailze.css doesn't remove any bullets at all. You will have to do that with your own css which Nick will show you later.

ul {
    list-style: none;
}