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- Introduction to CSS
- External Style Sheets (Best Practice)
- Multiple Style Sheets
- Embedded Styles (Not Recommended for Large Projects)
- Inline Styles (Avoid if Possible)
- How to Use Basic CSS Selectors to Apply Styles to HTML Elements
- Example HTML and CSS Code Using Selectors
- When and How to Use the Normalize Style Sheet for Browser Compatibility
- Exploring Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Quiz 5 questions
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When and How to Use the Normalize Style Sheet for Browser Compatibility
The normalize.css style sheet is a popular CSS file that standardizes the appearance of HTML elements across different browsers by applying basic, consistent styling to elements. This ensures that minor variations in how browsers interpret default styles don’t affect the look of a web page.
Why Normalize?
In the past, browsers varied significantly in how they rendered HTML elem...