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CSS How to Make a Website CSS: Cascading Style Sheets Use ID Selectors

Paola Palencia
Paola Palencia
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Posted by Paola Palencia
Paola Palencia
2,753 Points

Is the normalize.css file a standard file that is added to all websites? Or its just for this specific case?

Not clear on that.

2 Answers

Mat Morris
Mat Morris
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Mat Morris
Mat Morris
10,292 Points

It really depends on the Developer/team. Most teams have their own form of 'normalize.css' that is specific to the way their team sets everything up. It is a GREAT place to start with a lot of web sites.

Marc Busby
Marc Busby
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Marc Busby
Marc Busby
35,550 Points

I personally always use one just so that I'm definitely starting with a blank canvas so to speak. However, I've worked on a few sites and projects without and not ran into issues.