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

shloimi Minkowicz
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shloimi Minkowicz
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shloimi Minkowicz
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I have a PC, and I'm trying to open up the zip file, but it's not coming up, meaning there is no files to unzip.

I have a PC, and I'm trying to open up the zip file, but it's not coming up, meaning there is no files to unzip. meaning it just gives me a file called ( _MACOSX) and i did click on the link were it says download the " normalize.css" I have windows 7. Can you guys kindly help me as soon as you can, so that i could continue the video. thnx Shloimi

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jacinator
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jacinator
jacinator
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Open the .zip file in a zip file program. I'm using 7zip. There are two things you'll see right away. There is the _MACOSX folder and a normalize.css file. Just extract that file.

Jennifer Nordell
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Jennifer Nordell
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Hi! I'm also on a PC and when I click the link from the teacher's notes to download the file, it does download a zip file containing the MacOSX directory you're talking about, but it also contains a normalize.css which is outside of that directory. I'm not sure why you aren't seeing it.

There is an alternative, though. Instead of downloading the file from that link you can also click on "Downloads" to the right of the "Teacher's Notes" and download the project files from there. Give this a try and see if it works for you. Good luck! :sparkles:

jacinator
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  1. Open the downloaded .zip file with 7zip
  2. Select normalize.css
  3. Select extract