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Kelly Hayes
503 PointsWhen I go about and create my own websites in the future where will I get the normalize.css file for them?
I just did my first video on css and I learned about the normalize.css file that resets all the default settings in the browser. When I create more websites in the future will I always need to have this file and if so where will I obtain it?
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William Li
Courses Plus Student 26,868 Pointsyes, it's a generally a good idea to use normalize.css in development, as each browser applied its own set of default styles to a page, without normalize.css, your page may look a bit different from browser to browser.
You can get the latest normalize.css here
Thien Nguyen
20,555 Pointsnormalize.css http://necolas.github.io/normalize.css/
This link is under the teacher notes. I save important links as I learn for future reference!
Kelly Hayes
503 PointsThanks :)
Kelly Hayes
503 PointsKelly Hayes
503 PointsThank you :)