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CSS CSS Selectors Selectors - Beyond the Basics DRY CSS

Jeff T
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Jeff T
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 9,532 Points
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Jeff T
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 9,532 Points

Normalize.css

I noticed normalize.css isn't used here. When do I need to use it and when is it not necessary?

1 Answer

James Arroyo
James Arroyo
645 Points

It completely depends on the programmer. I presume Normalize CSS is just a set of rules getting rid of all the default values CSS comes with, I.e. padding on headings. It's completely optional, i prefer to ALWAYS use it because I like to start from scratch and not worry about pre-set paddings ect. Also by using it you're helping making your website more compatible for each browser :)