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CSS Framework Basics Prototyping with Bootstrap Building a Header, Navigation, and Jumbotron Component

Shaun Russell
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Shaun Russell
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Is normalize.css really being applied to the page?

At marker 2:54 of the video, Guil states that normalize.css is being applied to the page. However, I see no reference in the head section of the markup that supports that statement. Is this a mistake on his part or am I missing something?

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Erik Cruz
Erik Cruz
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Erik Cruz
Erik Cruz
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The normalize.css is included inside the bootstrap.min.css file which is included in line 6 of the index.html.