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CSS Unused CSS Stages CSS Animations Keyframe Rules and Animation Properties

Thomas Weld
Thomas Weld
12,293 Points
Posted by Thomas Weld
Thomas Weld
12,293 Points

Sometimes Guil is accessing multiple CSS documents... but when I use CodePen, I can only see one??

Is there a way to access multiple CSS docs in CodePen that I'm missing??

1 Answer

Sreng Hong
Sreng Hong
15,083 Points
Sreng Hong
Sreng Hong
15,083 Points

Hi Thomas

I am not sure if CodePen can do that.

By the way, what is the other CSS file that you want to access? Is it normalize.css or reset.css?

If so, you can add that. There is a gear icon at top-left that you can select to add it.

Hope this helps.

Thomas Weld
Thomas Weld
12,293 Points
Thomas Weld
Thomas Weld
12,293 Points

I don't have a specific example, there's just been a few lessons where he's had two CSS files and only one is available via CodePen. If it comes up again, I'll let you know which lesson it is. Thanks!

Sreng Hong
Sreng Hong
15,083 Points
Sreng Hong
Sreng Hong
15,083 Points

Good man!!! Your welcome.

Thomas Weld
Thomas Weld
12,293 Points
Thomas Weld
Thomas Weld
12,293 Points

Sreng .. found an example. Full-Page Animation Project: Part 1 .. he's accessing animation.css and main.css ... in codepen we only have access to animation.css . Granted, he only makes minor changes to main.css ... it still bothers me that I can't follow along and make the same changes for myself

Sreng Hong
Sreng Hong
15,083 Points
Sreng Hong
Sreng Hong
15,083 Points

I think you can solve this problem by using only one css file (main.css). All you have to do is move the codes in animation.css to main.css, it'll work fine. The reason that he use animation.css because he wants to make css files well organized.

Thomas Weld
Thomas Weld
12,293 Points
Thomas Weld
Thomas Weld
12,293 Points

Ok, that works. Thanks again for the feedback