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What is the purpose of the normalize.css file in our index.html document?

Do I need the normalize.css file in my index.html for my webpage to work?

2 Answers

Cosmin Cioaclă
Cosmin Cioaclă
21,339 Points

Hi Chris,

Normalize.css is there just to fix inconsistencies across browsers. Your webpage will work without it, but can look a bit different when viewed in Chrome/Firefox/IE.

Hope that helps, Cosmin

Thanks, I appreciate the fast response.