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I cannot download the normalize.css file

When I try to download the normalize.css file it simply opens in the browser and does download. How exactly am I supposed to download this file?

5 Answers

Hi Pranit, All you need to do is select all the code (Ctrl + a / Command + a) copy it (Ctrl + c / Command + c), paste it (Ctrl + v / Command + v) into a file in your text editor and save it as normalize.css

Nachiket Kumar
Nachiket Kumar
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Are the images OK otherwise? i.e. can you open them from the folder? If so, the only thing wrong is the path to the image you have specified in your <img src="path_to_image_here">.

Make sure the path is correct- this is a little tricky to understand when you are beginning. Here's a resource that will help.

The images are ok. The resource link you gave me was helpful. Thanks

Thanks Tomasz. I have another question. I am working on the Smells Like Bakin' project which is being taught by Nick Petit. None of the pictures which are given to us to be downloaded are getting displayed on the web browser once I hook the the text editor with the browser. Can you tell why? I am using google crome

I have the same problem as Pranit. None of my pictures are getting displayed and I'm also using google chrome. Anyone have a solution to this?

Hi Genevieve, Did you check the location of the image? All you have to do is go to the properties of the image where the location of the image is displayed. Then, just copy paste the location of the image onto the text editor. Then, in the text editor, just add '\logo.gif' to the copied part and then save it. The image should get displayed in the browser. For example, if the location of the image is 'C:\Users\ABC\Desktop\WebBrowser\img', just add a /logo.gif to the copied part. So it will become C:\Users\ABC\Desktop\WebBrowser\img\logo.gif.(Note- 'logo' is the name of the image I have saved it as. It will change depending on the name you have given to the image while saving it)
Hope this helped