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Olivia Van Buskirk
353 PointsWhen creating our own sites in the future, may we use the normalize.css file to normalize the style of our sites?
If not, where could we find a normalizing file we are permitted to use commercially (for websites people are paying us to make)?
2 Answers
William Li
Courses Plus Student 26,868 PointsOf course, normalize.css is open-course, here's its Github repo, I believe its LICENSE is MIT, which means you can do anything with the code as you please.
James Alker
8,554 PointsMy understanding is that the normalize.css used in Treehouse projects is derived from Nicolas Gallagher's normalize.css which you can find and use here:
Olivia Van Buskirk
353 PointsThank you so much! I appreciate it!
Olivia Van Buskirk
353 PointsOlivia Van Buskirk
353 PointsThanks so much! That really clears things up.