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Posted by solomon Adebola
solomon Adebola
Courses Plus Student 1,449 Points

normalize.css

how do i download normalize.css?

2 Answers

Tristan Eason
Tristan Eason
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Tristan Eason
Tristan Eason
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You can download it at this link, http://necolas.github.io/normalize.css/

There will be a big green download button. After you download it, place the normalize.css file in the css directory of your project.

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points
James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

How to add normalize.css:

  1. Go to normalize.css file from github
  2. Click the big green download button
  3. Save the file to your desktop
  4. Move the normalize.css file in your sublime text project folder
  5. Create a link element that references normalize.css

This works the same way as an <a> by using the href attribture. Make sure to use the right path for the normalize.css file here as well.

If you are still having issues it's most likely related to file paths, that's one of the most common issues for those new to web design. The key is to put your files in the correct folder relative, to your HTML file. You can read up about absolute vs relative paths