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Amanda Mitchell
2,160 PointsNormalize.css
I linked the normalize.css stylesheet to my index.html document. However, when I preview the file, the bullet points are still next to the images on the home page.
It's happening both in Safari and in Firefox. Any theories on why this is happening?
Amanda
Alex Tasioulis
4,950 PointsDid you put it in the <head> and use the right syntax to link it?
Amanda Mitchell
2,160 PointsYup, I saw slight font changes after adding the normalize.css. I also double checked the syntax. But let me check it one more time.
bothxp
16,510 PointsScroll down the page a bit and you'll see Dagmar's answer.
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bothxp
16,510 PointsWell that turned out to be the worlds worst down arrow :)
Amanda Mitchell
2,160 Pointshahaha! I did wonder what that was. lol. Thanks again though.
2 Answers
Dagmar Wartenberg
8,504 PointsAs far as I know normalize.css only removes the list style inside nav elements. In other lists you have to do that yourself.
bothxp
16,510 PointsYes this is right. In the video Nick only talks about the bullet points being removed from the navigation. You'll remove the bullets from the images in a future video.
Amanda Mitchell
2,160 PointsMy bad. I see what you guys are talking about now. Gracias!
bothxp
16,510 Pointsbothxp
16,510 PointsDo you see any style changes at all after you've added normalize.css ?