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Oussama Fahchouch
2,579 PointsWhat if you normalized some css that we still didn't learn?
What if you normalized some css that we still didn't learn?
That's like a hole we need to fill..
3 Answers
Ted Sumner
Courses Plus Student 17,967 PointsThe purpose of normalize is ensure consistent display across different browsers. Each browser has different defaults. It is not necessary to know everything a normalizer does. All that matters is that you know how to write CSS that gives the look that you want on your web page.
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8,639 PointsYes, the only reason why you would want to know everything in "normalize" is if you plan to work with browser cross-compatibility. Other than that, you should learn all you can to manipulate the presentation.
Oscar Camacho
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 5,428 PointsAs a future web designer you have to test your work with different web browsers in that way you know if your work works.
Edgar Fernando Escorza
11,196 PointsEdgar Fernando Escorza
11,196 PointsIf your put first your normalize.css in your html you will not have a problem with that.