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HTML How to Make a Website Styling Web Pages and Navigation Style the Portfolio

Japneet Singh
Japneet Singh
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Posted by Japneet Singh
Japneet Singh
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When working on our own project do we need to include Normalize.css

when making our own website on another text editor do we need to include the normalize.css or we can just start with our custom css.

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Jennifer Nordell
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It's not a requirement, but be prepared for your page to look slightly different as it will likely be affected by the various margin/padding defaults of the browser you're working in. This also means that the same code you write will look slightly different when you view it in Firefox as opposed to Chrome etc etc.