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

Posted by mebula
mebula
4,931 Points

Would you recommend linking normalize.css to my html files as a "Best Practice" kind of thing?

I'm just wondering if I should get in the habit of linking normalize.css to my html files when I'm creating web pages. Is it a pretty generic css file that can be used almost universally?

Thanks!

1 Answer

Kirkland Harrell
Kirkland Harrell
4,444 Points
Kirkland Harrell
Kirkland Harrell
4,444 Points

It's been seen as a 'best practice' for awhile now, but it becomes less necessary if you don't need to support older browser versions, as there are less inconsistencies between the newer ones. I'd still recommend using it though, especially while learning.