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CSS

Lex Phumirat
Lex Phumirat
5,603 Points
Posted by Lex Phumirat
Lex Phumirat
5,603 Points

normalize.css question

is normalize.css used on all html? for example if i created a brand new site, would i need to use normalize.css file. If i do how would i create one. would the one i'm using for the css class here on treehouse work, or would i create my own.

And if I am using software like dreamweaver, would i need to create a normalize.css file.

thanks for the help!!

2 Answers

Tomas Pavlik
Tomas Pavlik
26,726 Points
Tomas Pavlik
Tomas Pavlik
26,726 Points

Hi Lex, you don't need normalize.css at all, if you don't want to. It is just a set of rules that can help you to get rid of browser default css rules. It makes it easier to apply new css rules. You can find many versions of normalize on the internet - try to google normalize or reset css files. You also don't need to create a special normalize file, you can add normalize or reset rules at the beginning of your css.

Tomas

Lex Phumirat
Lex Phumirat
5,603 Points
Lex Phumirat
Lex Phumirat
5,603 Points

Great thanks for the info, really cleared up a lot of questions.